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NCISS SPECIAL REPORT

2019 Privacy and Data Records Call to Action for Congress

As an Investigator, Security Agency, Process Server, or related professional…
have you benefited from:

• Having access to driving records and motor vehicle information from your state DMV and private data
providers?
• Having access to databases with permissible purposes under the GLBA?
• Having access to Social Security Numbers, Birthdates, Address History and other important information,
including credit reports?
• Carrying a firearm in the course of your professional duties?
• Having the ability to use a pretext for undercover operations, shopping services and other permissible
purposes?
• Used the National Sex Offender Registry (Dru’s Law) for background investigations?
• Used GPS, drones and other modern technology in your investigations and security services?

If you answered YES to just one of these questions, you have directly benefited from the more than 40-year history of
NCISS, volunteers, and support of every NCISS member. NCISS and membership have provided responsive testimony to
Congress and federal regulators, as well as assisting state associations with similar issues at the state level.

How? Download and share this important Special Report from NCISS at www.nciss.org/Special-Report!

If you wonder what NCISS does for you, view NCISS as your insurance policy. You don’t make claims every day. When the
big claim comes, and the upcoming privacy fight is that “claim,” you will want NCISS protecting you at every turn.

Congress Draws Battle Lines Over National Privacy Laws!

Get your battle gear polished and ready to wear as 2019 promises to be a banner year in privacy legislation like we have
not seen in more than a decade!

Following the European Union's position on data protection and privacy earlier this year, a number of elected officials
across the country have taken note and see privacy and data protection as a viable issue to address. Representatives in
Washington D.C. are no exception.

The lobbying arm of NCISS, Lobbyit, has already notified the NCISS Board to expect several bills to be introduced during
the 116th Congress which will be launched this week on January 3. As you might imagine, with all of the dissention in
Congress, privacy is a topic just primed for a bipartisan rally.

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