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Security and compliance in open banking

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The question for many banks is how to become secure and compliant in open banking. But the answer is not always straightforward. Per our research, over a third of banks are working on an in-house compliance solution, and half are working on their own enhanced data security solution. However, experience suggests that many in-house solutions struggle, especially when it comes to innovation and creating a smooth customer experience. STAYING IN-HOUSE OR SEEKING THIRD-PARTY HELP S E C U R I T Y A N D C O M P L I A N C E I N O P E N B A N K I N G W H I T E P A P E R THE RISE OF OPEN BANKING 01 STAYING SECURE 03 COMPLIANCE ACTING AS A CATALYST 04 THE FUTURE IS OPEN. BANKS NEED TO BE READY 06 BANKS DELIVERING ON OPEN BANKING 02 STAYING IN-HOUSE OR SEEKING THIRD-PARTY HELP 05 HOW DO BANKS PLAN TO INVEST IN DATA SECURITY OVER THE NEXT 12 MONTHS? HOW DO BANKS PLAN ON DELIVERING OPEN BANKING COMPLIANCE? Outsource to another provider 40% Build ourselves 47% No plans to invest 10% Don't know / does not apply 3% Source exclusively from a third party 23% Augment existing services with a third party 37% Build in-house 33% No plans to deliver / invest 5% Sopra Banking Software's off-the-shelf Open Banking Compliance Solution means that banks can become fully PSD2 compliant in just five days, without changing their back- office infrastructure. It also provides security features that includes customer authentication, PSU consent management and TTP management, FIND OUT MORE

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