The 2014 release of the SECs OCIE Cybersecurity Initiative, and recent updates in 2015, means that Alternative Investments firms can’t delay updating their security technology infrastructure. Furthermore, the topic of cyber-attacks has captured media attention as cloud environments introduce another avenue of attack over firms’ confidential data. How can fund managers continue to automate their practices while ensuring their valuable data is protected?
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The 2014 release of the SECs OCIE Cybersecurity Initiative, and recent updates in 2015, means that Alternative Investments firms can’t delay updating their security technology infrastructure. Furthermore, the topic of cyber-attacks has captured media attention as cloud environments introduce another avenue of attack over firms’ confidential data. How can fund managers continue to automate their practices while ensuring their valuable data is protected?
With an increasing amount of critical information living online, risk based multi-factor authentication has become a business imperative for most financial firms. In addition to the usage of a password, which is a form of single-factor authentication, multi-factor authentication can leverage two forms of verification to reconfirm the identity of the user, acting as a shield to protect users and customers from unauthorized access to their content and information
This whitepaper outlines Intralinks’ approach to risk-based multi-factor authentication.
