Business services
Business services companies support different spheres of business, but this is impossible without risk and compliance management solutions.
A business service has many
responsibilities in terms of loss prevention.
On the one hand, it needs to safeguard sensitive client data, including the company’s business processes, trade secrets, client data, PII, patentable technologies and other IP.
On the other hand, while being under pressure to demonstrate compliance with clients’ data protection and privacy requirements, it needs to secure its own business operations.
To perform best practices in data protection, business services companies need to control the following:
Personal information of clients and employees – PII, PHI
Compliance with laws and regulations
Satisfy GDPR requirements, as well as PCI DSS, Basel and HIPAA
R&D data
Key financial and tax data
Product roadmaps
Employees activities
Go-to market strategy
DLP
Protect data from leaks on endpoints, in LANs, in the cloud, and in virtual environments.
Monitor even highly secure channels for leaks (Telegram, WhatsApp, Viber, etc.).
Detailed archiving of incidents.
Safeguard remote workers using Zoom, RDP, TeamViewer, and other services for remote work or access.
Every year companies suffer increasing losses due to employee fraud. According to the Association of certified fraud examiners (ACFE), companies worldwide lose more than $3.7 trillion annually at the fault of employees.
A business service company has to implement loss prevention techniques and safeguard against:
Incidents of corporate fraud and profiteering
Loading files to the internet
Illegal business arrangements
Creating and sending encrypted archives
Personal data leakage
Use of personal mailboxes
Breaches of client databases
SearchInform software helps to safeguard corporate data and financial resources, and also ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
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