Executive Snapshot
How to create a Written Information Security Program (WISP) for Alaska SB 134 compliance. A guide for insurance agencies and licensees.
- Align telemetry, human process, and automation.
- Instrument every control with real owners.
- Transform insights into runbooks operators can execute.
Legacy Gaps
- Static controls that cannot flex with live incidents.
- Orphaned processes without telemetry back to leadership.
- Manual documents that fall out-of-date within weeks.
Ultra Moves
- Instrumented responses tied to Borealis Ultra runbooks.
- Shared situational picture across exec, ops, and engineering.
- Continuous validation with readouts your board will trust.
The core of the Alaska Insurance Data Security Act is the Written Information Security Program (WISP). Here is what yours needs to contain.
What is a WISP?
A WISP is not a software tool; it is a document. It outlines the administrative, technical, and physical safeguards you use to protect Nonpublic Information (NPI).
The 4 Pillars of a Valid WISP
- Risk Assessment: You must document how you identify risks (e.g., lost laptops, phishing, office break-ins).
- Access Control: Who has access to NPI? Why? How do you terminate access when they leave?
- Vendor Management: How do you vet the software and third parties you use?
- Incident Response: What exactly will you do if a breach occurs? Who do you call?
Common Mistakes
- Using a generic template: If your WISP says you use "biometric scanners" and you don't, you are creating a liability.
- Forgetting paper records: SB 134 covers physical files too. Do you have locking file cabinets?
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