Tag: retirement plan cybersecurity

Experts discussed the SEC’s new cybersecurity rules and the importance of having an action plan at PLANADVISER’s Cybersecurity livestream.

Experts share tips for how plan sponsors can protect themselves from the increasing threat of cybersecurity attacks and evolving litigation. 

The public employee retirement systems are working to notify people with exposed accounts. 

Participants are comfortable with providing a variety of personal data points to their financial advisers, in the hopes that they...

In a lawsuit, he alleges the retirement plan service provider did not take steps to protect the personal information of...

Alight has been sued by retirement plan participants whose accounts were hacked, and the Department of Labor is investigating the provider's practices.

A person requesting certain assistance through the the firm's participant service center or other means may be required to go through additional scrutiny using a live video identity...

A Cerulli Associates report finds recordkeepers expect to beef up their cybersecurity staff.

Attorneys have confirmed that the DOL has begun an audit initiative and is asking for a broad range of cybersecurity...

The Great-West Life affiliate was accused of violating the federal securities laws governing the filing of Suspicious Activity Reports.

The lawsuit says the trustee failed to prevent a fraudulent distribution from a participant's account and is failing to take responsibility.

The plaintiff filed a first amended complaint on October 23, trying to correct pleading errors after Abbott was dismissed from the lawsuit.

A federal judge found Abbott defendants were not fiduciaries with regard to the alleged acts, but claims against Abbott's retirement plan recordkeeper were allowed to stand.

Retirement plan advisers were given ideas to consider and actions to take in response to new legislation, regulation and litigation.