Quick Overview
For financial institutions, data security is both an operational and regulatory imperative. A bank or financial services provider that fails to protect a customer's financial data faces the threat of losing customers, tarnishing their reputation and eventually losing competitive advantage.
Register for this exclusive webinar to answer:
- How does regulatory compliance, like GLBA, affect the way your data needs to be handled & audited?
- Who has access to your sensitive files?
- What would the impact be if these files, including sensitive customer data, were compromised?
- Where and when is this data being sent?
- Why would you let employees/partners share your files over insecure FTP, email or IM?
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Background
For financial institutions, data security is both an operational and regulatory imperative. A bank or financial services provider that fails to protect a customer's financial data faces the threat of losing customers, tarnishing their reputation and eventually losing competitive advantage. There are some key questions you should think about when it comes to securing your customers' important financial data, including:
- How does regulatory compliance, like GLBA, affect the way your data needs to be handled & audited?
- Who has access to your sensitive files?
- What would the impact be if these files, including sensitive customer data, were compromised?
- Where and when is this data being sent?
- Why would you let employees/partners share your files over insecure FTP, email or IM?
Questions still linger on how to meet compliance regulations that affect financial institutions, like GLBA, PCI, and SOX.
With increased government regulation and oversight in the form of mandates such as GLBA, PCI, etc., no organization that deals with financial information can afford to ignore the very real challenge of ensuring data security, integrity, and privacy.
Learn more about how your organization can meet these compliance challenges as it relates to financial data security as well as how to manage your partners to ensure that they are also following acceptable data sharing practices. And hear how other financial institutions are tackling these very important data security issues.
Presented By
Greg Shields
Greg Shields, Microsoft MVP in Terminal Services, is an independent author, speaker, and IT consultant based in Denver, Colorado. With nearly 15 years of experience in information technology, Greg has developed extensive experience in systems administration, engineering, and architecture specializing in Microsoft, Citrix, and VMware technologies. Greg is a Contributing Editor for both Redmond Magazine, Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine, and Virtualization Review Magazine authoring three regular columns along with numerous feature articles, webcasts, and white papers. He is also Resident Editor for Realtime Publishers' Windows Server Community. Greg is a highly sought-after instructor and speaker, teaching system and network troubleshooting curriculum for TechMentor Events, a twice-annual IT conference, and producing computer-based training curriculum for CBT Nuggets on numerous topics. Greg is a triple Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) with security specialization.
Kevin Gillis
Kevin Gillis is Vice President, Product Management at Ipswitch. He joined Ipswitch in 2003 and brings over 16 years of product management experience in software technology companies. Gillis is responsible for setting worldwide product strategy and overseeing the development of the secure file transfer product lines. Prior to joining Ipswitch, Gillis held senior product management positions at both public and venture funded software companies including IBM, Lotus, The Learning Company, Trellix and Into Networks. Gillis has a B.S. degree in Industrial Systems Engineering, with Honors, from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Kevin is a member of HIMSS, PCI Security Vendor Alliance and PCI Security Standards Council. He co-authored the Ipswitch File Transfer Compliance Series.
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