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IPD-104 · Версия 1.1

Cybersecurity Privacy and Payment Fraud Prevention

Protect identity, health, financial and policy information from phishing, account takeover and unsafe data handling.

120 мин.Сертификат включён

Результаты обучения

Recognize insurance-specific cyberattack patterns

01

Recognize insurance-specific cyberattack patterns

02

Verify changed payment and policy instructions

03

Apply privacy and least-privilege controls

04

Respond to incidents while preserving evidence

Путь курса

7 модулей. Один практический план действий.

  1. 1

    Why insurance data is targeted

    Insurance files combine identity, health, financial, beneficiary, property and payment information that can enable fraud or serious privacy harm.

    17 мин.
  2. 2

    Payment and instruction verification

    Changes to premium, refund, commission or claim-payment instructions are high-risk events requiring out-of-band confirmation.

    17 мин.
  3. 3

    Privacy by design

    Privacy improves when only necessary information is collected, access is limited and records are retained securely for a defined purpose.

    17 мин.
  4. 4

    Incident response

    Rapid containment and evidence preservation help protect clients, funds and notification decisions.

    17 мин.
  5. 5

    Applied decision practice

    Apply Cybersecurity to a complete client or file scenario before acting.

    17 мин.
  6. 6

    Documentation and escalation

    Record the basis for Cybersecurity, the uncertainty that remains and the person accountable for the next decision.

    17 мин.
  7. 7

    Practice transfer and review

    Turn Cybersecurity learning into a controlled practice change and a deliberate review point.

    18 мин.

Регуляторный контекст

Чёткие формулировки. Никакой двусмысленности.

Supplementary insurance professional-development content only. This course does not claim FSRA approval, RIBO accreditation, continuing-education credit, renewal credit or regulator-issued credit. Participants and firms remain responsible for determining whether the content is relevant and eligible, and for retaining any completion evidence required by their applicable rules and policies.