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NYDFS issues cybersecurity compliance certificate reminder

Privacy/Cyber Risk & Data Security State Issues NYDFS Compliance 23 NYCRR Part 500

Privacy, Cyber Risk & Data Security

On March 5, the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) published FAQs for regulated entities that have not yet filed cybersecurity certifications of compliance (Certification of Compliance) required under 23 NYCRR 500. The deadline to file was February 15 and notices recently were sent to regulated entities. Among other things, the FAQs state that a separate Certification of Compliance must be filed for each license an entity holds, and that entities who have failed to submit a Certification of Compliance must do so “as soon as possible.” Entities that received a reminder to certify their compliance but filed for an exemption under Section 500.19 are still required to file the Certificate of Compliance to “confirm that they are in compliance with those provisions of the regulation that apply.”

Find continuing InfoBytes coverage on NYDFS’s cybersecurity regulation here.