Insurance professionals and financial advisors regularly collect and hold sensitive personal and financial data from their clients.  Most cannot operate without that data.  Are you doing what you need to do to protect it?  While every business that collects and holds sensitive client personal and financial data is subject to industry specific privacy and data security rules and regulations, the FTC (the federal agency that is empowered to bring lawsuits against private companies for insufficient data security practices under the unfairness prong of Section 5 of the FTC Act) suggests that starting with security and consciously factoring it into all business decision making can help any business manage the sensitive information collected and under its control and, in turn, significantly reduce the risk of a data compromise.  This presentation will review the privacy and data security principles which the FTC advises all businesses to follow when holding personal data to reduce the risk of a data compromise.  

10 - 11 AM - CE Program #2

"Taking Control of Health Care Costs in Retirement: - Presented by Holly Gillespie, President of HKG Medicare Solutions

Holly will review upcoming changes to Medicare and provide guidance on how you can help your clients include their healthcare costs in retirement planning.

Each of the CE programs will provide one hour of CE credit for Nebraska & Iowa Insurance, CFP, CPA, Legal and PACE.