Enterprise Data Risk Management and Compliance

Banks & Financial services companies manage funds and hold sensitive data of their customers, including personally identifiable information (PII) and financial information.

Most financial services companies rely on email as the primary channel of communication and document transport with regulatory authorities, customers, and partners.

And, financial services firms are subject to strict industry regulations that force the archiving of all communications.

Thus, reducing penalties and litigation risks associated with data violations is a top priority for BFSI organizations.

The rapid digitization of the manufacturing industries generates massive transactional data.

Manufacturing companies rely on email as a primary communication and document transport channel with customers, suppliers, and partners.

Manufacturing companies leverage intellectual property to design and produce their

products and processes, which gives them a competitive edge in the market.

Teams at pharmaceutical companies create and leverage intellectual property during drug discovery, trials, and engagements with partners, licensors, etc.

Most pharmaceutical companies rely on email as the primary communication method and exchange documents with regulatory authorities, customers, suppliers, and other partners.

And data carried in email includes drug details, drug trial information, notifications, contracts, agreements, contract negotiations, commitments, issues, invoices, reports, and more.

Thus, keeping this data safe in this heavily regulated industry is critical, mandatory, and a top priority for pharmaceutical organizations.

Healthcare teams face challenges while coordinating work and exchanging documents with medical professionals, labs, and patients via email.

These emails carry private medical information and personally identifiable information (PII) potentially impacting patient privacy.

Hackers targeting this information, often on systems with outdated security, make the task more daunting. Thus, keeping this data safe, while maintaining compliance with HIPAA and GDPR, to protect patient privacy and reduce penalties and litigation risks associated with contract enforcement is a top priority for healthcare organizations.

ITES companies engage with partners and customers over email to exchange knowledge, expertise, plans, responses to queries, reports and other sensitive information.

All of this form the IP of the company and needs to be preserved, protected and reused.

Most ITES companies are regulated by their customers to comply with their security norms, since they have access to classified and sensitive information about the customer during the delivery of their service.

A basic requirement of all these regulations is to preserve communication since 60% of it carries critical data.