Regulatory Standards · United States
NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law
Insurance data security, evidenced for the commissioner.
States adopting the NAIC Model Law require insurers and producers to run a risk-based information security program. Astragar maps the program to controls, evidence and the nonpublic information it protects.
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72h
To notify the commissioner of a cybersecurity event
Annual
Certification of compliance to the commissioner
Written
Information security program based on risk assessment
What NAIC Model Law requires
The obligations, in brief.
Risk assessment
Identify threats to nonpublic information and assess safeguards.
Security program
A written program proportionate to size, complexity and data sensitivity.
Board oversight
Board reporting on the program and material risks.
Service providers
Oversee third parties with access to nonpublic information.
How Astragar helps
From checklist to measurable risk.
01
Requirement → control mapping
Map every NAIC Model Law requirement to controls, systems, assets and owners.
02
Evidence, continuously
Collect and maintain evidence, with sign-off from contributor to IT auditor, CISO and executive office.
03
Exposure behind the gaps
See which vulnerabilities and sensitive data put NAIC Model Law controls at risk.
04
Risk in financial terms
Prioritise remediation by business and financial impact, not checklist order.
Built by a cyber insurance platform: the same evidence supports regulators, underwriters and reinsurers.
Sign-off workflow
Evidence Contributor
→IT Auditor
→CISO
→Executive Office
Find the data. Test the controls. Reduce the risk.
Start with a scoped NAIC Model Law review: requirements mapped, evidence gaps found, remediation prioritised by financial impact.
Book a NAIC Model Law reviewAstragar supports compliance programmes with technical evidence and risk analysis. It does not provide legal advice or issue certifications.
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