To obtain a fantasy sports license in Tennessee, you must comply with the requirements set out in TNCO 47-18-1603 and TNCO 47-18-1605. Requirements for Licensure of Fantasy Sports Operator To be licensed as a fantasy sports operator in Tennessee, you must submit an application and the required fee to the Secretary of State. The application must include sufficient documentation to assure that you meet the requirements for licensure, including but not limited to:

To answer your question, no, you cannot avoid having a data breach response plan in Alabama if you are a covered entity or third-party agent that handles sensitive personally identifying information. The Alabama Data Breach Notification Act of 2018 requires covered entities and third-party agents to have a data breach response plan in place and to notify affected individuals in the event of a breach [1.6]. Requirements for Covered Entities and Third-Party Agents Covered entities and third-party agents must comply with the notification provisions of the Alabama Data Breach Notification Act of 2018 [1.

Information Security Program Requirements in Wyoming No, you cannot skip having an information security program in place in Wyoming. According to WY Stat § 40-12-502, each licensee shall implement a comprehensive written information security program that includes administrative, technical, and physical safeguards for the protection of customer information. The administrative, technical, and physical safeguards included in the information security program shall be appropriate to the size and complexity of the licensee and the nature and scope of its activities [1.

To operate a fantasy sports contest in Rhode Island, you need to obtain a license from the Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation, Division of Gaming and Athletics Licensing [2.1]. Requirements for Fantasy Sports License To obtain a fantasy sports license in Rhode Island, you must meet the following requirements [2.1]: Pay a non-refundable application fee of $5,000 Submit a completed application form Provide a list of all persons or entities with a financial interest in the fantasy sports contest Provide a description of the methods used to verify that players are at least 18 years old Provide a description of the methods used to prevent employees and their family members from participating in the fantasy sports contest Provide a description of the methods used to prevent players from participating in the fantasy sports contest from outside Rhode Island Provide a description of the methods used to prevent players from participating in the fantasy sports contest who have self-excluded from gambling activities Provide a description of the methods used to prevent players from participating in the fantasy sports contest who have been identified as problem gamblers Provide a description of the methods used to ensure the integrity of the fantasy sports contest Provide a description of the methods used to ensure the security of player funds Provide a description of the methods used to ensure the accuracy of scoring and results Provide a description of the methods used to ensure the transparency of the fantasy sports contest Provide a description of the methods used to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations Source(s): [2.

Based on the documents provided, there is no specific license for fantasy sports in Oregon. However, there are licenses related to sports events and betting that may be relevant. To operate a sports betting platform in Oregon, you would need to obtain an exchange wagering license [3.1]. To operate a totalizator business in Oregon, you would need to obtain a totalizator business license [3.2]. Unfortunately, there is no information available on the requirements for obtaining these licenses.

Information Security Program Requirements in Washington In Washington, all businesses that collect and store personal information are required to have an information security program in place [5]. The program must be designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of personal information [5]. The Washington State Attorney General’s Office provides a comprehensive guide for businesses on how to develop an information security program [5]. The guide includes the following key elements that must be included in the program:

Based on the information provided in the context documents, it is not possible to skip having an information security program in place in Virginia. The Virginia Administrative Code requires all licensees to implement appropriate security measures as part of their information security program and based on their risk assessments [1.1]. Compliance with the provisions of this section is required of all licensees on or before July 1, 2022 [1.1]. Security measures implemented in accordance with the objectives of the most current revision of NIST SP 800-53, NIST SP 800-171, or other substantially similar standard shall meet the requirements for security measures [1.

Yes, you can obtain a fantasy sports license in Ohio. The requirements for obtaining a fantasy sports license in Ohio are as follows: Apply for licensure via the state of Ohio eLicense website at [2.1][1.2]. Designate at least one key employee [1.1]. Comply with all instructions [1.1][1.2]. Pay a non-refundable fee in the applicable amount [1.1]. Meet suitability and eligibility requirements determined by the commission [1.1][1.2]. The fees for obtaining a fantasy sports license in Ohio vary depending on the number of fantasy contest players in the state of Ohio who paid at least one entry fee in the twelve months prior to the current application for licensure.

To our knowledge, North Carolina does not require a license for fantasy sports operators. However, it is important to note that North Carolina has a commission for boxing and combat sports [2.1]. Additionally, North Carolina has a Board of Athletic Trainer Examiners that regulates athletic trainers [4.1][4.2][3.2]. Source(s): [2.1] The North Carolina Boxing and Combat Sports Commission. [4.1] Application for license; qualifications; issuance. [4.2] Definitions. [3.2] BOARD APPROVAL OF COURSES

An information security program is mandatory for state agencies and institutions of higher education in Texas. According to the Texas Administrative Code, each institution of higher education shall develop, document, and implement an institution of higher education-wide information security program that includes protections based on risk for all information and information resources owned, leased, or under the custodianship of any department, operating unit, or employee of the institution of higher education including outsourced resources to another institution of higher education, contractor, or other source (e.