The Department of Labor issued three pieces of “cyber guidance” that address cybersecurity of ERISA plans. In this session (click video below), we have partnered with legal experts from Faegre Drinker to discuss the legal implications of the recent cyber guidance and several practical considerations for plan fiduciaries and service providers – including assessing your insurance and indemnification arrangements.

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