IT Risk and Cyber Security Initiatives – Kerala Gramin Bank

Enhanced Cybersecurity and Data Protection Measures

Increasing risks from DDoS attacks, phishing, and malware that threaten the security and continuity of banking services.
Insufficient measures to protect sensitive customer data from unauthorized access and breaches.
Difficulty in meeting evolving data protection laws and maintaining regulatory standards.
Lack of effective systems for patch management and incident response.
Insufficient efforts to educate customers about cyber risks and best practices.

Acquired Anti-DDoS services and 24/7 threat monitoring, along with Network Access Control (NAC) and threat monitoring systems.
Established comprehensive cybersecurity policies, including data encryption, access controls, and secure web gateways.
Installed next-generation network firewalls, conducted secure coding practices, and performed vulnerability assessments.
Utilized centralized patch management, integrated incident management tools, and ran customer awareness campaigns on cyber risks.
Updated security policies for regulatory compliance and implemented advanced Level 4 security measures

Improved threat detection and mitigation through SIEM, PIM, and WAF, reducing cyber incident risks.’
Ensured data confidentiality and integrity with encryption and TLS/SSL protocols.
Minimized unauthorized access with two-factor authentication and Active Directory controls.
Maintained service availability and customer trust with Anti-DDoS services and continuous monitoring.
Achieved compliance with evolving data protection regulations through regular policy updates.

For more information, please contact:
Mr Ragesh T V at itwing.kgb@keralagbank.com

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