CYB 260 Module Three Worksheet

2 CYB 260 Module Three Worksheet Complete the table below by filling in the three blank columns for each law. Law Briefly describe the law. Whose rights are covered by the law? Who in an organization is responsible for ensuring compliance with the law? Red Flags Rule A regulation requires an organization to have a written program to help prevent or mitigate damage that comes with identity theft and to help identify “red flags” that might be an indication of identity theft. All customers of a financial institution, creditor, or an organization that offers covered accounts. Organization’s board of directors as well as the Chief Security Officer. Payment Card Industry Standards Policies and procedures are put in place to protect electronic payment transactions from theft or fraud. All consumers who utilize electronic payment methods. American Express, Discover Financial Services, JCB, MasterCard and Visa Inc. Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) The act was put in place to allow parents to have control over what information is collected and used online on their child under the age of 13. Children under the age of 13 who use the internet. An organization that hosts the website or its' web developers. Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) The law requires K-12 schools and libraries to filter adult content or harmful material on their internet. Kids and young adults in grades K-12 at school, as well as kids at libraries. Leaders of public schools and libraries. Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) Act put in place to outline guidelines of security standards that would protect government operations and information. Government agencies. The Department of Homeland Security. State Data Breach Notification Laws Laws that require government entities or businesses to inform their citizens or customers that there has been a data breach of their personal information. Consumers or citizens that give away their personal information to an organization or government entity. Each state has different laws and regulations for this, but it should be the organization's board of directors as well as the Chief Security Officer. U.S. Constitution The oldest and longest-standing written law. It is the supreme law that outlines the division of power for the Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court. It also defines the basic rights of citizens. All U.S. citizens. Every U.S. citizen is responsible for upholding the laws and rights. The Supreme Court will make a ruling if the laws and rights are not followed.