J-SOX Compliance
J-SOX, Japan's Financial Instruments and Exchange Law, is considered the Japanese version of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX). The J-SOX compliance law introduces strict rules for the internal control of financial reporting in order to protect investors by improving the accuracy and reliability of corporate disclosures.
Cost of non-compliance with J-SOX could involve criminal litigation, and penalties for company officers.
SafeNet offers sophisticated controls over what financial data can be accessed, and by whom.
- SafeNet's products use granular encryption capabilities and centralized key management.
- Products offer detailed logging capabilities so that organizations can both understand and report how sensitive financial data is used and managed.
SafeNet’s field-level encryption capabilities secures critical data inside from internal and external threats.
- By implementing this solution, organizations significantly enhance internal controls, gain more sophisticated visibility of how and when sensitive data is accessed, and mitigate the threat of internal fraud.
Financial institutions can benefit by communicating these sophisticated safeguards—and the enhanced control of data—to auditors and shareholders.
- By deploying SafeNet’s authentication products and network encryption solutions, enterprises can have the added shareholder confidence that a recommended and comprehensive information security approach is being taken.