Compliance and security are core in a world that’s increasingly globalised and subject to changing regulations which can have immediate, wide-ranging implications. Banks have a responsibility to provide secure, reliable and accessible services, to enhance customer experiences via channel digitalisation while meeting the rising demands of compliance regulations both locally and globally. With the first phase of open banking in Australia going live, customers now have greater control over their data and how it is used. Compliance to Open banking is forcing banks to become more innovative and improve services to their customers. DXC is working with organisations to embrace open banking and leverage the opportunities to deliver increasing value to businesses and consumers. With greater reliance on digital channels, embedding security in every aspect of banking is paramount. DXC can support banks to ensure the best security solutions are in place to automate processes, detect vulnerabilities, minimise impacts and aggressively respond to and remediate threats.
Find out how DXC can support enterprise-wide change for your organisation to stay up with ever changing compliance and security demands
The Consumer Data Rights has enormous implications for the ‘big four’ Australian banks and accredited providers, who have greeted it cautiously. It is a catalyst for disruption, and in the digital economy, data sharing is the new normal. For banks that see CDR more as an opportunity than a threat: how can you grasp that opportunity – and how can you grasp it quickly and confidently, and use it to differentiate competitively?
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Simplification of security technologies, a focus on cost optimisation, and considering users and data are the keys to securing the modern workplace environment.
The threat landscape is constantly changing, with increasingly sophisticated attacks targeted at employees and the banks IT estate. DXC's global security team have the experience, tools, knowledge and resources to secure your enterprise by identifying, mitigating and removing cyber risks, and executing security transformation projects mapped to an optimised architecture for business flexibility.
Banks are focused on providing secure services to their customers. To help combat rising attacks, DXC can support banks with tools and solutions to address security across applications, including design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance stages. DXC Application Security Testing enables accelerated delivery of high-quality and secure business applications that lower the risk of a successful security breach.
Digital transformation means collaboration with external entities, customers, partners and devices over shared infrastructures to deliver engaging customer experiences. DXC's Digital Identity services secure employee and customer digital access while automating account provisioning and maintaining audit records for regulatory compliance.
With increasing regulatory demands, banks need to move away from manual and resources heavy processes. Now is the time to rethink your organisational approach to compliance, to enable efficient, automated processes that meet local and global regulations. DXC helps banks design and implement an effective, integrated GRC framework and platform for specific risks or enterprise-wide capabilities.
