Definitions
A business entity's ability to meets its long-term financial commitments
What is solvency?
Losing a memory stick or laptop containing a clients personal information , or finding sensitive information in shared work areas are examples of ?
What are Privacy Breaches ?
A company must maintain assets as prescribed by the regulations to what act ?
What is the Insurance Company Act?
A document issued by the superintendent of financial institutions giving a company approval to commence carry on the business of insurance
What is order of commencement ?
This may be available to cover a breach of fiduciary duty to protect privacy of client information
What is Cyber Liability insurance ?
This act regulates in detail the procedure for incorporation of insurance companies under federal authority. It sets out the requirements as to the directors, powers of directors, capitalization, shares, and shareholders, meetings, corporate powers under the act
What is the Insurance Companies Act ?
Conditions of a contract that set the minimum performance requirements for the contractor. These conditions also include the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved
What are general conditions
In technological contexts manipulating someone into divulging information or taking action
What is social engineering ?
This act deals with registration and licensing of motor vehicles, licensing of drivers and traffic control of vehicles on highways
What is the Highway Traffic Act ?
Special prescribed and standardized conditions that the provincial and territorial insurance acts require to be included in insurance policies
What are statutory conditions ?
This act was passed to strengthen privacy rights and protections for Canadians in their dealings with private sector companies
What is the digital privacy act ?
The civil law is concerned with settling disputes. In Canada there are two min systems of civil law, common law and ?
What is the Civil Code of Quebec ?
A federal statute that governs the collection and use of personal information to be collected must relevant and that all information that has been collected, is being collected or will be collected must be held in the strictest of confidence
What is PIPEDA ?
Alberta's personal information protection act, BC's personal information protection act and what other act have all been declared substantially similar to PIPEDA
What is Quebec's Act - respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector
(FIRB) Financial Institutions Regulation Branch is the regulator for what province ?
What is Manitoba ?