1. NYSAIS | Webinar | May 11, 2011 Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules Presented by: Donald J. Mosher Partner Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP 212.756.2187 donald.mosher@srz.com Jessica Sklute Special Counsel Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP 212.756.2180 jessica.sklute@srz.com

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3. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 2 Overview Electronic Signatures –E-Sign Act and New York’s Electronic Signatures and Records Act Requirements Practical Considerations Red Flags Rule –Background and Scope –Requirements –Practice Points

4. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 3 E-Sign Act - Generally Key Provisions –an electronic signature or record may not be denied legal effect solely because it is in electronic format –electronic records “Electronic Signature” –(1) sound, symbol or process, (2) attached to or logically associated with an electronic record, and (3) made with the intent to sign the electronic record –Examples “In writing” –If information is required to be “in writing,” then consumer protection provisions apply

5. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 4 E-Sign Act – Consumer Protection Provisions Consumer protection provisions include: –consent; statement of hardware and software requirements –right to receive non-electronic form, scope of consent, ability to withdraw consent (and consequences), how to update contact information, how to receive paper copy –demonstrate access to electronic records

6. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 5 E-Sign Act – Practical Considerations Applicability –Online student enrollment, financial information, permission slips –Payment Transactions Additional considerations, e.g., include ACH Rules and “similarly authenticated” standard Service Providers –Products and services being used –Representations

7. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 6 New York’s Electronic Signatures and Records Act (ESRA) ESRA –validity of electronic signatures and records –“electronic signature” E-Sign and Preemption –E-Sign versus ESRA –not settled Practical Consideration –whether E-Sign’s consumer protection provisions apply

8. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 7 Red Flags Rule - Scope Background Scope –“financial institutions” and “creditors” that maintain “covered accounts” –Applicability to schools FTC’s FAQs Red Flag Program Clarification Act of 2010 Enforcement –compliance risk

9. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 8 Red Flags Rule - Requirements Identity Theft Prevention Program –written and board-approved –detect, prevent, mitigate identity theft –Program requirements Identify Red Flags Develop Policies and Procedures to detect Red Flags Prevent and mitigate identity theft update program periodically –Implementation of program, training employees, oversight of service providers

10. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 9 Red Flags Rule – Practical Considerations Do-It-Yourself Prevention Program (for low risk organizations) –Evaluate whether organization is at low risk We know parents, students, employees personally –Designing Program Identify red flags – notice from customer Detect red flags – whose attention? Respond to red flags – confirm claim Administering Program – Who approved program? Who will administer program? –Training –Service Providers

11. Electronic Signatures and Red Flag Rules | 10 THANK YOU! Questions and Answers