At Allstate, we take cybersecurity seriously. That's why we have best-in-class cybersecurity controls to help protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of our information. Protecting our information is vital for preserving customer trust, ensuring services are available for our customers, meeting legal and regulatory obligations and delivering value to shareholders.
All Allstate suppliers are required to have suitable cybersecurity protections. That means ensuring that you and any partners you use are compliant with Allstate's information security policies and all applicable cybersecurity laws, regulations and best practices. We also require our third parties to educate their workforce about cybersecurity.
Allstate suppliers are required to report known or suspected security incidents immediately upon detection to cyber@allstate.com.
If you need support developing a cybersecurity framework, the Federal Trade Commission offers the following resources:
The
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework enables businesses to understand and reduce their cybersecurity risk. NIST also has a
Small Business Cybersecurity Corner with additional resources.
