Simplifying Cloud Data Security Compliance for Financial Institutions
As financial regulators worldwide tighten their grip on cloud data security, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) of the UK, a regulatory body of the Bank of England, has recently issued Supervisory Statement 2/21 (SS2/21). This critical regulation mandates financial firms to establish robust governance and controls for outsourced systems, with a particular emphasis on cloud providers. Notably, the PRA highlights the importance of safeguarding data in memory—a newer requirement echoed by regulators like the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Discover how Anjuna enables financial institutions to easily comply with these evolving regulations. In this paper, you will learn:
- The significance of protecting data in memory
- The compliance expectations set by the PRA
- How Anjuna easily safeguards workloads and exceeds compliance requirements
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As financial regulators worldwide tighten their grip on cloud data security, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) of the UK, a regulatory body of the Bank of England, has recently issued Supervisory Statement 2/21 (SS2/21). This critical regulation mandates financial firms to establish robust governance and controls for outsourced systems, with a particular emphasis on cloud providers. Notably, the PRA highlights the importance of safeguarding data in memory—a newer requirement echoed by regulators like the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Discover how Anjuna enables financial institutions to easily comply with these evolving regulations. In this paper, you will learn:
- The significance of protecting data in memory
- The compliance expectations set by the PRA
- How Anjuna easily safeguards workloads and exceeds compliance requirements
