For Texoma Auto Dealerships

The FTC stopped waiting on dealers. Where do you stand?

A free 16-check self-assessment mapped to exactly what the FTC asks in an inquiry. Built specifically for independent and franchise dealers in Bryan County and the surrounding region.

Maps directly to 16 CFR Part 314 — the FTC Safeguards Rule
Takes about 15 minutes to complete
Identifies the most common gaps dealers don't realize they have
Includes scoring guide + a prioritized list of next steps

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FTC Safeguards Self-Assessment

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2021

Fair Notice Given

The FTC put dealers on notice of the Safeguards Rule's specific security requirements

May 2024

Enforcement Intensified

The FTC's data-breach reporting requirement went live for dealers

$53,088

Per Violation, Per Day

In 2025 the FTC raised its maximum civil penalty — and each day a violation continues can count separately

What's Inside

Five Focus Areas. Sixteen Checks. Clear Next Steps.

Here's what the self-assessment covers — sixteen plain-English checks grouped into the five areas the FTC Safeguards Rule cares about. The questions themselves are inside the PDF; below is a preview of the ground each section covers, plus a scoring guide and a prioritized list of next steps.

Section A

The Foundations

The groundwork of a compliant program: whether you've named a responsible person, put your security program in writing, and documented a risk assessment of where customer data actually lives.

Section B

Access & Data Protection

How customer information is protected day to day — authentication, encryption, who can reach the data, endpoint protection on your computers, and how information is disposed of when it's no longer needed.

Section C

Monitoring & Testing

How you'd catch a problem before it becomes a breach — logging who accesses customer data, vulnerability scanning, and keeping systems patched and current.

Section D

People & Vendors

The human and third-party side — staff security-awareness training, oversight of the vendors who touch your data, and having a written plan for when something goes wrong.

Section E

Accountability

Closing the loop — reporting on the program to leadership, and understanding your obligation to notify the FTC of certain breaches within 30 days.

Built In Durant. For Texoma.

Why we built this

Button 108 is a Durant-based managed IT and cybersecurity company serving dealerships, healthcare practices, construction firms, and small businesses across Texoma. The FTC Safeguards Rule isn't a sideline for us — it's part of our core dealership service offering.

The FTC Safeguards Rule is specific, enforceable, and easy to misjudge from the inside. We built this as a straight, plain-English way to see exactly where your dealership stands against 16 CFR Part 314 — no jargon, no compliance-speak, and no sales pitch in the document itself.

Mapped to the specific regulatory language at 16 CFR Part 314
Includes scoring guide so you know how serious your gaps are
Optional follow-up: a free 30-minute review of your results

Have your assessment results already?

If you've completed the self-assessment and want a second opinion or want to walk through your gaps, we offer a no-cost 30-minute review of your results. No commitment. No proposal pressure.

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