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"Data Breach Announced" is a headline no organization wishes to see, and yet, it appears more frequently year after year. Organizations have to handle a variety of different data sources in order to operate effectively. Financial institutions are no exception. Most organizations partner with vendors, and in all likelihood, those vendors have vendors of their own. Data management quickly escalates to include third-party (and in some cases, even fourth-party) data. You should be taking steps to ensure your organization is establishing secure data management best practices.
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