GLBA

Online banking introduces new risks to information security

The Gramm Leach Bliley Act (GLBA) protects against threats to confidential customer information that can become exposed during online banking, e-commerce, and the transfer of electronic records. The information security requirements of GLBA are found in Section 501(b), which states the regulatory agencies and authorities that govern financial institutions will establish administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to insure security, protect against threats or hazards and protect against unauthorized access of critical information.

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Tripwire delivers a comprehensive solution by:

  • Monitoring systems to detect changes or event activity associated with potential security attacks and intrusions into customer information systems.
  • Providing real-time alerts and remediation guidance to help response teams specify the actions to be taken in the event of an actual or suspected intrusion.
  • Providing proof of compliance and audit history of all current, historical and trend change and event remediation for reporting to regulators and law enforcement.
  • Protecting customer information by providing visibility across the entire IT infrastructure to detect, repair and remediate operational issues.

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GLBA Resources

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