Data Privacy and Security in Financial Services
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https://doi.org/10.47363/JAICC/2024(3)E204Keywords:
Data Privacy, Security Solutions, Financial Services, Cyber Threats, Network Security, Data Breaches, Encryption, Incident Response, Zero Trust Architecture, Third-Party Risk Management, Compliance, Customer TrustAbstract
Given the modern approach in which cyber threats are advanced, related data safety and privacy issues have become sensitive to financial institutions. Being involved in processing significant amounts of transactional and personal information, these organizations are in high-risk groups among cybercriminals motivated by financial gain. Fortunately, this article aims to establish the significance of solving the issue of network security solutions in securing such crucial information in financial service organizations. This article identifies perimeter security, data encryption, data minimization and retention policies, network access control, multi-factor authentication, advanced threat protection, incident response, and third-party risk management. It demonstrates that adequate security measures protect data and support customers' confidence and compliance with regulations. Consequently, constant attention to network security is the key to financial institutions' development and succession amid a continually growing digital environment and risks.
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