IT Security
IT security should be a financial institution’s top priority. Have you protected every layer of your IT ecosystem?
You need more than anti-malware and a firewall
97%
of cyber attacks are avoidable, with the right layers
70%
of security incidents involving loss are from insiders
How Safe and Secure is your Bank?
Antivirus
Protect Yourself
Real-time antivirus monitoring for servers, workstations, and even off-site laptops
Easily Run Reports
Generate reports for meetings,
exams, and audits
DNS Filtering
Dynamic Blacklisting
The system tracks and evaluates 50 billion site lookups each day
Block Harmful Sites
Avoid exposure to compromised websites
For All Employees
Cover any device connected to your WiFi, plus remote access
Advanced Analysis
through behavioral analytics, content classification, and reputation data
Endpoint Security
Open Access is Risky
Unguarded PC ports rely on the honor system, putting your sensitive data at risk
Limiting is Critical
Situationally block access to all external ports
Easy to Manage
Report on device coverage and user access
Meet Requirements
“Restrict the use of removable media to authorized personnel” – FFIEC IT Cybersecurity Handbook
Protect Your Endpoints
- USB Ports
- Bluetooth Devices
- CD-ROM Drives
- Floppy Drives
- Printers
- Modems
- Network Adapters
(Including Wireless)
- External Storage
- COM Ports
- SCSI RAID
- Tape Drives
- Imaging Devices
- Windows Portable
- IEEE ports
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Warden
What is it Endpoint Security?
Endpoint security refers to controlling the access rights to endpoints, such as a computer, laptop, mobile device or tablet that connect to a corporate network to limit the potential for harm by external media. For example, if a user plugs in a USB drive to their work computer, an endpoint security program can disable or limit access to the drive.
Who needs Endpoint Security?
As stated in the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool as a baseline requirement, “Controls are in place to restrict the use of removable media to authorized personnel.” Therefore, all financial institutions need Endpoint Security to ensure their data is safe from removable media.
What does Endpoint Security cost?
Endpoint Security is a valuable layer of security against cybercrime, especially against data loss via portable storage devices. The solution offered by Safe Systems, Warden, is economically priced and is determined by the number of endpoint devices being protected.
Anti-Ransomware
Data Held for Ransom
Criminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated and malicious
Banks Are Targets
With high volumes of sensitive data, community banks and credit unions are often victims of cyber attacks
Extinguish Extortion
Prevent a hacker from holding your customer’s personal data for ransom
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Scout
What is it ransomware?
Ransomware is a type of malware, or malicious software, designed with the unique intent on encrypting then blocking an owner’s access to their data or files until a specified sum of money is paid.
How do I stop ransomware?
The best practice against ransomware is a combination of training and software. Training your end users to recognize potential attacks and avoid being an unwitting part of a successful breach is important. In addition to user training, installing an anti-ransomware solution will thwart attempts. Anti-ransomware recognizes and stops the malicious encryption process even before the virus is detected. By stopping the encryption of your data the criminals have nothing to hold for ransom.
What does anti-ransomware cost?
Safe System’s anti-ransomware solution, Scout, can stop a ransomware from encrypting the infected device, alert someone that the device is infected, and provide a thorough log of events to determine how the device was compromised. There is an annual cost per device, for this valuable protection.
Security Event Log Monitoring (SELM)
Be Aware
of unusual activity on
your network
Rethink “Threat”
In addition to hackers, defend yourself from rogue employees
Defense from Within
Catch insider and outsider threats through anomalous activity
Meet Requirements
Follow cybersecurity best practices, and document your security log processes
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about SELM
What is Security Event Log Monitoring (SELM)?
Security Event Log Monitoring is simply reviewing events that occur within your network to detect any anomalies, data breach attempts, or network intrusions.
Why do we need SELM?
It is important for community banks and credit unions to be aware of any suspicious and potentially harmful activity involving their network. Security Event Log Monitoring enables easier and more efficient review and scrutiny of events.