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January 26, 2012

EMC helps businesses meet compliance deadline

25 August, 2008


EMC Corporation has announced a new solution designed to help financial institutions and creditors in the United States develop and implement an identity theft prevention program in compliance with the FACTA Identity Theft Red Flags guidelines Section 114 and related regulations. Composed of professional services from EMC Consulting and information-centric security technologies from RSA, The Security Division of EMC, the FACTA Red Flags solution will help financial institutions and creditors meet the November 1, 2008 deadline set by federal bank regulatory agencies to implement a program. The FACTA Red Flags solution from EMC is designed to help organizations build additional customer trust and loyalty, and protect and mitigate risk to information throughout its lifecycle.

EMC Global Services has created an accelerated process designed to help businesses meet the deadline to comply with FACTA Red Flags guidelines. This new program includes: Risk Assessment: Determines how FACTA impacts an organization from a regulatory view and identifies what parts of the organization have the greate st exposure to identity theft; FACTA Policies and Procedures: Brings existing fraud, privacy and customer identification procedures together and models changes to account opening processes, authentication checking, transaction monitoring and the reporting of discrepancies back to the consumer reporting agencies; Roadmap and Requirements: Helps identify and socialize the needs of the business using a 'current state to future state' roadmap and detailed business requirement documentation; Technology Design and Deployment of Red Flags Detection Software: Automates the business requirements across multiple customer channels; Identity Theft Prevention Reporting: Includes metrics that measure the effectiveness of an organization's mitigation program and provides summary reports to the customer's management team and Board of Directors; Integration: Utilizes third-party customer reporting agency data within existing front- and back-office systems to prevent and detect identity theft; Program Management Office: Helps clients establish and maintain a management office for the FACTA program; and Quality Assurance: Provides evidence that FACTA business requirements and controls are implemented and performing effectively More information can be found at www.EMC.com.