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In 1999, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) was put into effect to protect consumer's financial private information. GLBA updated the practice and policies for individual consumers to control the use of their private information as well as the requirement to secure and protect such data from unauthorized use or access. GLBA affects a wide range of financial institutions such as banks, thrifts, credit unions, and insurance firms as well as any firm engaged in activities including, but not limited to:
All customers of financial institutions who maintain a relationship or obtain products or services such as those listed above are protected under GLBA. A wide range of non-public personal information and personally identifiable financial information is subject to the privacy controls of GLBA. For more information on GLBA, click here » EVault online backup software and managed services assist with GLBA complianceEVault's solutions answer security concerns by keeping backup data always encrypted and immediately available. Detailed reporting gives regulators a clear idea of the chain of custody of the stored information, and rapid access, should it be required. Licensed Software OfferingsEVault InfoStage® Online Service OfferingsEVault Protect™ |
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