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Bank Information Security E-News
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Volume 5, Issue 26 Week of June 30, 2008 |
Information Security News & Education for the Banking & Finance Community
News and Alerts:
Increased Scrutiny on Outsourcing Puts Heavier Burden on Market's Smaller Players
| So, how do the third-party service providers respond to regulatory pressure on financial institutions to improve vendor management?
The major banking regulatory agencies have sent a clear statement to the institutions they oversee: Do a better job of selecting, contracting with and managing your major vendors.
But the pressure isn't solely on banking institutions to improve their practices. The heat is also turned up on the vendors themselves to anticipate their clients' needs and to do a better job helping them respond to these higher levels of regulatory scrutiny.
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Addressing and preserving the privacy of customer information is essential for business success. Banking Institutions need strong privacy programs not only to keep their customers' trust, but also to comply with a growing number of privacy laws and regulations. Besides the regulatory requirements, a number of recent incidents have brought the need for an effective Privacy program to the fore-front once again.
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Interview with Investigator Kevin Sullivan
At the heart of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and the core of any good Anti-Money Laundering (AML) program is the Suspicious Activity Report (SAR), which all financial institutions - banks, credit unions, brokers, casinos, insurance companies,...
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