Safeguarding FinTech Operations

Surpass HIPAA and PHI Data Privacy Requirements

Manufacturing Supply-Chain Data Protection

US operating requirements related to financial activities have been regulated since 1933 and modernize in 1999. Privacy is mandatory and governs the collection, disclosure, and protection of consumers' personally identifiable information or PII. Financial Technology or FinTech advances financial services by using modern technologies to replace or enhance traditional financial systems. This also requires customer information shared between services, agents, and partners to be protected and controlled. Learn how Cy4Secure can be the catalyst to safeguarding data services and operations in the FinTech business model.

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HIPAA or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 is a US federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient’s consent or knowledge. From this, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued the HIPAA Privacy Rule. Learn how Cy4Secure protects patient’s data when shared between medical professionals, following a breach, and amongst business services.

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An efficient and successful supply chain collaborates 100’s to 1000’s of partners. Accessibility to centralized ERP systems is the catalyst for fast communications and coordination. But it also opens the opportunity for unintentional and unlawful data exposures. Bonafeyed’s data defined security approach gives manufactures the ability to share critical protected data on the cloud from database backed applications and between its partners and suppliers without losing security controls. Read how suppliers and sub-contractors are a target for cybercriminals and how ERP systems can be protected by Bonafeyed.

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Protecting Core Computing Banking Services

Financial institutions in the United states can be loosely categorized into three groups: large banks, community banks, and credit unions. Community banks and credit unions have assets under $500 million and under $100 million, respectively. Because of their limited resources, core computing services came to market offering affordable backend operations by aggregating many banks and achieving economies of scale. This brings challenges to separate and secure client data. Learn about data security vulnerabilities, indirect threats and how Bonafeyed adds a new level of data protection.

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Retail Customer Management

e-tailers and their traditional counter parts, brick and mortar retailers, are constantly at risk of losing their most valuable assets, data information representing interactions with its past, current, and potential customers to digital thieves. Leaky CRM databases, human error, missed system updates all play a factor in customer PII data breaches. The loss leads to reduced customer confidence, government penalties, extortion, and possibly business closure. Read how Bonafeyed protects these assets and ensures when data is pilfered only unintelligible data bits are taken.

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Online Video Gaming CRM/ERP Protection

There are now over 2.5 billion gamers across the globe spending 100’s of billions of dollars annually. This level of spending unfortunately catches the attention of the dark web players. Accessing not only the PII information but the login and password credentials is a valued target. This sensitive information typically resides in classic CRM and ERP databases. Bonafeyed encrypts these data types to safeguard from unauthorized insiders and external data mining attacks by making the information unintelligible data bits. Access to the data can be controlled down to a user’s gaming platform, various employer departments and individual employees. Leveraging the data defined security approach can make the gaming world a safer place to play.

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