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SSH Tectia for Financial Institutions

Over the last decade, a fundamental transformation has occurred in the financial services sector - mergers and acquisitions, regulatory changes, and the changing role of the technology have reshaped the industry and significantly altered financial business practices. In response to these challenges, financial services companies have introduced streamlined and automated processing, extended networking, and new customer product suites. However, the infrastructure that supports internal operations and external data exchange is often provided by legacy and inherently complex core banking solutions. This creates significant challenges with regards to data security issues and security management.

Additional information security challenges arise from a series of legislative and regulatory initiatives - including the Graham-Leach-Bliley Financial Services Modernization Act, Basel II, and the European Data Privacy Directive. These laws require enhanced security and privacy while raising the legal and financial stakes for enterprises that fail to meet the standards. Furthermore, many US financial institutions now require that security solutions comply with the requirements of FIPS 140-2.

The SSH Tectia solution is designed to help your organization to effectively manage information security risks, and comply with external and internal security policies related to data communication. SSH Tectia provides your corporation with a flexible and powerful capability that can address the most stringent access and application security requirements - now and in the future.





 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SSH Tectia, is designed to address the requirements of the financial services sector, and offers end-to-end secure communications with the following benefits:  


  • Secure FTP and Telnet replacement for regulatory compliance
  • Transparent encryption of existing financial applications such as mainframe-based TN3270 terminal applications
  • Broad platform support for seamless integration into heterogeneous networks consisting of Windows, Unix, Linux, and IBM mainframes
  • Flexible authentication options for easy integration with third-party enterprise authentication methods such as RSA SecurID and PKI
  • Lower TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) with centralized security management and end-user transparency