Financial Services Need to Stay IT Compliant
SEC compliance requirements are about to change – does your financial services organization have a plan for the future?
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Major Regulation Changes for RIAs are on the Way
Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) are no strangers to compliance regulations. However, in the coming months and years, there are going to be major changes when it comes to cybersecurity and IT requirements. Although it isn’t clear just yet what the SEC will be including in the final rules, RIAs can’t wait until the night before it’s released to develop a strategy and there are already indicators of what will be needed. Tackling new IT and cybersecurity requirements sooner rather than later will not only keep you ahead of the competition and prevent last-minute scrambling, but it will also ensure your organization lowers the risk of cyberattacks. Take action now to avoid correction letters, deficiency letters, and financial penalties.
Go Beyond Checking the Cybersecurity Boxes
When it comes to cybersecurity, compliance, IT, and your financial services firm, many CCOs are just checking the boxes and going through the motions. In that case, though, are you really protected? Our approach ensures that you’re meeting compliance requirements, working to mitigate risk, reducing the chances of a cyberattack, and keeping up with all regulatory changes. We know the technical side of compliance AND cybersecurity so you don’t have to.
Meet Compliance Requirements
We work with you to make sure your financial services organization is meeting IT and cybersecurity compliance requirements, even as new ones come online.
Test Your Policies
From data retention policies to incident response plans, we use exercises and tests to ensure your policies work in the event of an emergency. This is an especially important piece and something regulators will often look for and find missing at any firms.
Reduce Risk
By doing more than just checking the boxes, your organization can actively work to reduce risk, keep cyber attackers at bay, and prevent breaches.
Steer Clear of Correction Letters
With an IT financial services strategy for the future, not just for today, we can help you steer clear of correction letters, fines, and more.
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Meet With Us
Connect with us online so we can discuss the best options for your financial services organization.
Undergo a Risk Assessment
With a Risk Assessment, we work with you to develop a custom proposal that fits your unique needs.
Look to the Future
We’ll put the plan in place that will help you stay ahead of IT requirements and cybersecurity compliance.
THE itSYNERGY RIA COMPLIANCE SUITE
The platform was built by cybersecurity and compliance experts. The platform not only audits your environment, but also implements a continuous 24/7/365 solution, actively protecting your firm from cybersecurity attacks.
The Platform Ensures
So That You Can
CERTIFICATION
Meet Compliance AND Technology Needs
It’s not one or the other – we work with your business to meet all of your needs when it comes to IT, from data retention to acceptable use and MFA to business continuity plans.
Don’t Put Your
Reputation at Risk
In the financial services sector, reputation is everything. If you receive a deficiency letter or a fine, you have to notify your clients, and a failed audit means more audits on the horizon. But by working with an IT company that understands your unique needs, you can meet these challenges head-on and ensure your reputation doesn’t take a hit.
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