Vertical Solutions - Bank & Finance

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 requires financial institutions in the United States to institute safeguards to maintain the confidentiality of personal financial information. More recently, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act mandates that US public companies impose controls and procedures to prevent fraud, unauthorized activity, or the loss of vital data.

Mobile computing devices are perhaps the most dangerous component of the distributed network since users often store both sensitive financial information (credit card numbers, account numbers, personal identifiers) and the passwords needed to access those accounts. Many PDAs also contain corporate data that is useful to have easily accessible but that may be of sensitive nature.

The loss or theft of any device not only threatens a particular user account, but potentially entire systems. Worse still, these devices are used in non-secure environments which increase the risk of unauthorized access.

Read more about the ways we can help you protect your sensitive data on our product pages.

Some of our Customers

American Express

Charles Schwab

Wells Fargo Bank

Fidelity Investments