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Ask an ExpertSecuring data is not just a box-checking exercise
For the finance sector, being able to secure data is both an expectation and a regulatory requirement. If there was ever a breach, the outcome would severely impact its operations and its integrity, whether locally or globally.
It is therefore not beyond the scope of imagination that banking and financial organizations have a substantial “target on their backs” for those with nefarious intentions, whether for notoriety or for commercial gain.
Compounded with the highest level of regulatory compliance and an extensive review process, this means that only those that understand the specific needs of the financial sector are able to deliver a solution to guarantee the highest level of data security, both today and into the future.
Challenge
An international financial institution needed to ensure the swift, smooth, and secure transition of operating systems, allowing localized back-up of user and company data. In short, general storage devices simply would not cut it.
As a result, hardware-encrypted storage was deemed the only route to achieve this. At the same time, empowering all staff to secure and transfer data, regardless of operating system, was identified as the optimal solution.
Given the stringent security protocols required to support such a prominent player in the finance space, and the challenge of delivering at scale, they needed a technology partner that understood their needs and offered solutions that not only met, but exceeded their core requirements, through a lengthy and robust verification process.
Beyond the initial requirements, they also needed a solution that could combine high levels of security with a user experience that would ensure that unsecure workarounds would be prevented, ensuring endpoints are secured and their data is protected.
