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Begin with Part A, assessing if your business is at low risk for identity theft. Fill in your business name and provide reasons supporting your assessment.
Move to Part B, starting with Step 1. Identify relevant red flags by reviewing the examples provided and list them in the designated space.
In Step 2, describe how you will detect these red flags. Outline specific methods or training that will be implemented to ensure staff are aware.
Proceed to Step 3, detailing your response plan for any identified red flags. Specify actions that will be taken when a red flag is detected.
Finally, in Step 4, document how you will administer your program. Include approval details, training plans for staff, and how you’ll keep the program updated.
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