Financial services compliance

CorpInfoTech and Financial Services

Why do cyber criminals do what they do? The primary motivation for most cyber attacks is financially motivated. In fact, for most hackers this is their full time job, and businesses in the financial services industry are lucrative targets. If you are a bank, handle credit card transactions, or work with other financial assets you most likely are required to comply with one of more government regulations.

Become Compliant

PCI Compliance –

Payment card industry (PCI) compliance is regulated and required by credit card companies to ensure the secure transaction of payments made through credit cards. Merchants who take payments via credit card online or in store are responsible for ensuring the security of transactions between business and customer.

FINRA COMPLIANCE –

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is a private organization authorized by the government to ensure the integrity and fairness of U.S. financial markets. FINRA regulates broker-dealer firms, capital acquisition brokers, and funding portals. Make sure your organization is compliant with FINRA regulations.

SEC COMPLIANCE –

The Securities and Exchange Commission protects investors, regulates markets and “facilitates capital formation”. Private financial service organizations who work with the SEC or FINRA are responsible for complying with any and all cyber security regulations in place.

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At CIT, we view technology support extending from the desktop through the datacenter and into the cloud. Regardless of how an organization defines “office”, we are here to equip, enable, and support the productive use of technology to deliver on its mission and objectives. Check out some of the recent articles we’ve published relating to the end-user community and equipping users to succeed in the modern business.