NCUA regulations are part of the larger Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). NCUA regulations implement the privacy portions of that act for consumers. Also known as the Consumer Privacy Act, the NCUA regulations require credit unions to notify customers about their information policies and how they treat customers' nonpublic personal information and personally identifiable financial information. An "opt out" provision allows customers to prevent disclosure of private information to non-affiliated third parties. Tripwire solutions provide proven capabilities for meeting GLBA regulatory compliance and intrusion detection and remediation requirements, as well as ensuring the integrity of servers that store confidential customer information.

An Ironclad Defense: Detective Control

Tripwire provides what auditors call a detective control. It delivers the hard evidence of IT configuration audit and control that auditors want. Tripwire gives you:

• Automated configuration control that isn't susceptible to human error or lapses in judgment
• Broad infrastructure coverage of changes on servers, workstations and network devices, including changes made both manually or by automated tools
• Independent evidence of change through perfect segregation of duties - the person or tool that made the change is not used to validate the change