Background
Data is the most strategically significant and core asset of financial institutions. Databases and data files contain customer information, credit information, and various financial data. The security of data is not only related to the financial risks and brand of the institution but also to public order and even national interests. The rapid development of the internet, cloud computing, and big data, along with the launch of online financial services, has increased the value and accessibility of financial institutions' data information, also posing severe challenges to data security.
Security Issues
1.Difficulty in organizing data assets and protecting them as needed.
2.Inability to meet the needs for development, testing, and operational use of data.
3.Risk of data leakage during data transfer.
4.Inability to meet regulatory requirements of the industry.
■ Industry Needs
■ Solution
• Through data asset organization, accurately define sensitive data, classify and grade data, and analyze access frequency.
• Use dynamic masking to prevent the leakage of sensitive information during data application.
• Use static masking to provide usable masked data for development, testing, and analysis.
• Employ Data Leak Prevention (DLP) to provide comprehensive auditing and protection for unstructured data, both network and endpoint.
• Utilize database firewalls to provide comprehensive protection for database operations.
• Implement database auditing to fully record all database usage and to promptly alert high-risk behaviors via email, SMS, system logs, etc.
■ Customer Value
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