What is another name for the guidelines established in Section 114?

The guidelines established in Section 114 are often referred to as the Red Flag Identity Theft Rules. This designation emphasizes the focus on detecting and preventing identity theft through specific red flags that indicate potential fraudulent activity. Section 114 is part of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) and aims to protect consumers by requiring financial institutions and creditors to develop an identity theft prevention program that includes procedures to identify red flags, thereby mitigating risks associated with identity theft.

The other options represent different areas of consumer protection legislation but do not specifically pertain to the guidelines of Section 114. Consumer Protection Rules cover a broader scope of laws designed to protect consumers in various ways, Financial Privacy Regulations relate to the safeguarding of consumer financial information, and Data Protection Guidelines focus on the overall handling of personal data in various contexts, rather than specifically targeting identity theft. Therefore, referring to these guidelines as the Red Flag Identity Theft Rules is accurate and highlights their purpose effectively.