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FTC Safeguards Rule
16 CFR Part 314
Certain financial institutions under FTC jurisdiction must safeguard customer information; activities and regulator routing determine coverage. Banks supervised under other GLBA regulators must be routed to their own rules. An MSP is not automatically a covered financial institution: assess customer-contract duties and any external Qualified Individual role separately from direct institutional duties.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Does the organization engage in a financial activity covered by the applicable GLBA rule?
Is the organization subject to FTC jurisdiction for the activity being assessed?
Does the organization maintain customer information covered by the rule?
How many consumers’ customer information records do you maintain, and do any section 314.6 exemptions apply?
For FTC-supervised financial institutions and defined creditors that offer or maintain covered accounts. Deferred billing alone does not resolve every creditor condition. Evaluate personal/household accounts with multiple transactions and other accounts with reasonably foreseeable identity-theft risk; other regulators use their own rules.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Does the organization meet the rule’s financial-institution or creditor definition under FTC enforcement?
Which accounts involve multiple consumer transactions or reasonably foreseeable identity-theft risk?
17 CFR Part 248 · 16 CFR Part 313 · 12 CFR Part 1016
The SEC Regulation S-P regime applies to defined SEC-covered institutions; FTC Part 313 and CFPB Regulation P are separate privacy regimes. The 2024 S-P safeguards and incident-response amendments had phased compliance dates in December 2025 and June 2026. Confirm institution category, covered customer information and the correct regulator before selecting requirements.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Is this an SEC-covered broker-dealer, investment company, registered adviser or covered transfer agent?
Which SEC, FTC or CFPB privacy regime governs the institution and consumer relationship?
Which 2024 S-P amendment provisions apply to your institution’s category and size?