It's in the tools your staff use every day. And an examiner can ask about it today.
No new rule, no grace period: AI already falls under NYDFS Part 500.
In 45 focused minutes, we’ll break down:
1. AI you never approved: features switched on by default
in tools you already run.
2. Shadow AI & PII leaks: staff pasting client data into
public AI tools.
3. The security hole it opens: data outside your MFA, encryption, and logging.
Free to attend · live online · takes under a minute.
🎟️ Every attendee gets a complimentary Risk Assessment —
your AI & compliance exposure mapped to what DFS expects.
By registering you agree to be contacted about this event. Your details are never
entered into public AI systems.
The exposure is already live
No new rule. No grace period. The AI already running in your agency falls under the Part
500 obligations you already have and an examiner can ask about it today.
Staff pasting client details into ChatGPT. Copilot reading your policy files. AI quietly baked
into the vendor tools you already pay for. That's nonpublic customer information moving
through AI you haven't policy-checked, documented, or risk-assessed, the exact thing
DFS now expects you to control.
What we cover
What you'll leave with
"BUT, I can't attend the live session"
If you can't make it live, get the DFS AI Readiness Checklist
instead: the same framework the webinar walks through, in
a one-page self-audit you can run on your own time.
- The questions an examiner is expected to ask, in order
- A quick acceptable-use & shadow-AI self-check
- A vendor-AI review prompt list you can hand to your
team
PDF · self-audit · 1 page
For attendees only
Your speakers
HOST
For 25 years, Walter has helped New York insurance agencies, mortgage lenders, and financial firms strengthen cybersecurity, reduce operational risk, and meet NYCRR 500, without the confusion or overwhelm. A graduate of Columbia Business School, he doesn't run sales calls. He runs working sessions.
SPECIAL GUEST
For 40 years, Howard S. Kronberg has defended New York insurance agents and brokers in errors and omissions (E&O) litigation and regulatory matters. A certified Big I continuing education lecturer and author of 30 E&O articles, he is a name New York agents already trust.
make sure you don’t miss it
Free · Live online · Q&A included
🎟️ Every attendee gets a complimentary Risk Assessment mapped to what DFS expects.
By registering you agree to be contacted about this event.
