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"4 Steps to Compliance"

Internal Convergence of Capital Measurement & Capital Standards
(Basel II)

Basel II is the second of the Basel Accords, which are recommendations and regulations on banking laws issued by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. The intent of Basel II is to establish a set of regulations among large, internationally active banking organizations to protect against financial and operational risks specifically faced by the banking industry. Specific mention is made of operational risk and event loss types, including internal and external fraud from unauthorized activity, theft, and system security incidents, such as theft of information.



DARP: Used to protect data at rest on laptops or within portable media.
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Tokens: Used to offer a strong authentication method to gain access to data, can prevent unauthorized activity and can be used to minimize legal risk by utilizing certificates in all transactions.
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WAN encryptors and VPN gateways: Used to encrypt the data before transmission over a network preventing theft of information from either internal or external fraud.
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HSMs: Used to attach a certificate to each transmission ensuring the integrity of the data.
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