Answer:
The safeguards rule
Explanation:
The safeguards rule states that that companies must have a written document and security framework that protects there customer's information.
The safeguards rule is a part of Gramm-Leach-Bliley act also known as the Financial Services Mordenization Act of 1999. It is aimed at enhancing competition in the financial sector. One company was now allowed to be involved in different aspects of financial services: commercial banking, investment banking, securities, insurance and so on.
