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ARTICLE · 23 JULY 2019

Connecticut Adopts Insurance Data Security Law: What You Need To Know

On June 26, Gov. Lamont signed into law Connecticut's new Insurance Data Security Law, implementing a new regime of information risk management and event reporting requirements for insurance "licensees."

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On June 26, Gov. Lamont signed into law Connecticut's new Insurance Data Security Law (IDSL), implementing a new regime of information risk management and event reporting requirements for insurance "licensees." When effective, IDSL will affect the operations of all carriers, producers and other businesses licensed by the Connecticut Insurance Department (CID), but the impact will vary depending on an entity's size, sophistication, volume of nonpublic data, sensitivity of data and reliance on third-party vendors. This alert provides a summary of what Connecticut licensees need to know.

IDSL's effective date was originally slated for this fall but was postponed until October 1, 2020, through a subsequent piece of legislation, P.A. 19-196, which deals with insurance law technical changes.

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