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The financial sector’s digital transformation is upending and reshaping the way the world banks. Changing customer expectations from mobile banking to cloud finance, along with the inevitability of cyber attacks, are forcing financial services organizations to adapt – or risk failure.

The only way to survive is to offer the best digital customer experiences. But how do you do that to ensure those experiences are secure, protected, and resilient to ransomware attacks?

Build stronger customer relationships

Discover why a modern data management
platform might be just what you need to thrive in
a new era of digital finance.

Manage assets and data with absolute certainty

With Veritas Alta, you can manage your assets and customer data with total confidence. Create a data management architecture and unrivaled customer experiences that protect your data and reputation. Close the gaps in your ransomware resiliency strategy and reduce data storage costs.

Veritas Alta is the financial service industry’s most complete, intuitive, and interoperable enterprise data management platform.

Compete with Confidence: the three essential steps to future FSI success

We explore the critical steps you can start taking now to level up your cyber resilience, digitize and innovate the safe and secure way.

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Cloud continuity: why financial services organizations are more resilient in the cloud

Cybercrime has become more sophisticated than ever before, so it’s no longer a question of if a ransomware attack will happen – but when. Discover how to streamline your cloud journey to build lasting cyber resiliency that will protect your most critical assets.

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Ransomware’s impact in numbers:

70%

According to a survey of 571 financial institutions in 37 states, conducted by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors, more than 70% of respondents ranked cybersecurity as their top concern¹.

300

According to Boston Consulting Group, Financial services firms are 300 times as likely as other companies to be targeted by a cyberattack².

$347B

Cyberattacks on financial organizations in 2020 and beyond will result in them losing $347 billion. Insurers will lose $305 billion and capital markets will lose $47 billion by 2024³.

20M

The average financial services employee has 11 million files available to them, while employees of large organizations can access 20 million files⁴.

Are you prepared for the rise of ransomware?

Financial services organizations need a next-generation mindset when it comes to ransomware. Learn what the 6 biggest threats are right now, and what steps you can take to help combat them.

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