Security & Safeguards · Company commitment
How Cigna says it protects personal information
To protect personal information from unauthorized access and use, Cigna says it uses reasonable security measures, including secured files, user authentication, encryption, firewall technology and detection software; reviews the data security practices of companies it shares personal information with; and grants access to personal information to people who must use it to do their jobs.
Supporting quotations
To protect personal information from unauthorized access and use, we:
Use reasonable security measures, including secured files, user authentication, encryption, firewall technology and detection software
Review the data security practices of companies we share your personal information with
Grant access to personal information to people who must use it to do their jobs
Qualifications & exceptions
- The standard is “reasonable security measures”, which the notice does not define.
- The measures are introduced with “including”, so they are not stated to be the only ones.
- Reviewing the security practices of recipients is stated as a practice, not as a requirement that recipients meet a standard.
Not stated here
- This section does not say what happens if personal information is compromised or what standard recipients must meet.