Top Patch delivers information security products to reduce risk, increase data security and ensure compliance. TopPatch's Remediation Vault™ is the industry’s first peer-to-peer patch distribution product. Even with existing patch management solutions, Remediation Vault ensures completeness, coverage and speed so that vulnerabilities are patched before hackers can exploit them. With Remediation Vault, the vulnerabilities in the software installed on Unix, Linux, BSD, OSX and Window’s operating systems are up to date with the newest security patches.
TopPatch services include HIPAA/HITECH compliance management, PCI compliance management, intrusion detection/prevention systems, forensics, end-to-end data privacy compliance management, vulnerability assessment and management, log monitoring and management, FFIEC, GLBA, NCUA, NERC, and SOX compliance.
3. 5 Essential Elements
of an FDIC GLBA Program
Goal of GLBA compliance
• To protect your customers’ personal financial
data.
4. 5 Essential Elements
of an FDIC GLBA Program
1) Know your business partners and vendors
• GLBA compliance begins with compliant
partners and vendors.
• You can be held liable for damages they cause.
• Enter into agreements wisely.
• Only give out consumer information you must
give.
• Have detailed non-disclosure agreements in
place.
5. 5 Essential Elements
of an FDIC GLBA Program
2) Know your customers
• Consumers: users of your products and
services.
• Customers: consumers that have long,
continuous relationships with your firm.
• GLBA compliance generally concerns only
customers and their personal data.
• You must secure your consumers’ information if
you share it.
6. 5 Essential Elements
of an FDIC GLBA Program
3) Handle your non-public customer information
with care
• Most GLBA compliance deals with non-public
personally identifiable information collected
providing
services to customers.
• GLBA requires not sharing customer data for
marketing purposes.
• Requires you to keep these data confidential
unless told otherwise.
7. 5 Essential Elements
of an FDIC GLBA Program
4) Enact vulnerability assessments and
appropriate security policies
• Information security vulnerability assessments
are at the heart of GLBA compliance.
• Assess the risks of foreseeable threats that may
result in unauthorized disclosures, misuse,
alterations or destruction of customers’ data and
subsequent damages.
• Implement procedures to manage and control
those risks.
8. 5 Essential Elements
of an FDIC GLBA Program
5) Have remediation and patch management
policies
in place
• Remediation has 2 components:
• Removing vulnerabilities
• Managing security breaches
• Protect customer data by scanning the network
and
eliminating potential risks.
• You must:
• Have policies in place to handle breaches
quickly.
• Promptly disclose the breach to federal
regulators.
9. Top Patch delivers
information security
products that reduce risk,
increase data security and
ensure compliance
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