Compliance · United States

AI that fits your GLBA safeguards program.

Customer financial information stays in your environment, under the controls your examiners already review, with logs that support breach assessment.

Covers
Customer financial information
FTC breach notice
30 days, 500+ consumers
In effect since
13 May 2024
Our approach
Your controls, your logs

In short

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act requires financial institutions to protect customer information through a written safeguards program. Since 13 May 2024, FTC-regulated institutions must notify the FTC within 30 days of discovering a breach of unencrypted information affecting 500 or more consumers. Self-hosted AI keeps that information inside your existing controls.

What it asks

Requirements, and how we meet them.

RequirementHow DeepVox addresses it
Written information security programThe AI system is documented as part of your program.
Access controlsRole-based access by department and person, synced from your directory.
Service provider oversightNo AI vendor in the data path; components and owners documented.
Monitoring and loggingEvery access and action logged in your environment.
Breach notificationLogs support fast scoping of any incident against the 30-day FTC window.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does the 30-day rule apply to banks?

The FTC rule applies to non-bank financial institutions under FTC jurisdiction; banks follow their own regulators’ requirements. Our deployment model supports both.

Where does customer data go?

Nowhere outside your environment unless you choose a hosted model for a specific, non-sensitive task.

Related

General information, not legal advice. Have your counsel confirm how each rule applies to you. Sources: FTC Safeguards Rule breach notification. Updated October 2026.

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