Managed detection and response service designed specifically for pension funds, combining technology, threat intelligence and security expertise. Includes pension-specific security testing, compliance validation, and continuous monitoring of retirement fund management systems and data access points.
Comprehensive security systems that protect sensitive pension and member data, including intrusion detection, encryption, identity management, and security information and event management (SIEM) platforms.
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End-to-End Encryption All sensitive data is encrypted during storage and transmission. |
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Encryption Key Management The system securely manages, rotates, and stores encryption keys. |
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Field-Level Data Masking Sensitive fields are masked within user interfaces and data exports. |
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Data Anonymization Tools Tools to anonymize data for use in analytics and testing. |
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Encryption Algorithm Strength The strength of cryptographic algorithms used (e.g., AES-256). |
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Compliance Certificates Certifications (e.g., GDPR, ISO 27001) confirming privacy and data protection standards. |
Marketing mentions compliance validation and regulatory adherence for pension funds; compliance certificates are typically required to offer such service. | |
Multi-region Data Residency Ability to store encrypted data within specific geographic jurisdictions to meet regulatory requirements. |
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Automated Encryption Updates Automated update and patching of cryptography libraries. |
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Secure Backup Encryption Backups are encrypted using the same or better standards as production data. |
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Audit Logging for Data Access Complete audit trail of any encrypted data accessed or decrypted. |
Continuous monitoring and auditing of data access described. Implies detailed audit logging for encrypted data. |
Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) Additional authentication steps beyond password entry. |
Trustwave MDR platform provides and enforces multi-factor authentication on monitored endpoints and user access controls. | |
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Access rights and capabilities assigned based on user roles. |
Role-based access controls are standard for compliance, and referenced in marketing and whitepapers. | |
Single Sign-On (SSO) Users can authenticate once to access multiple systems seamlessly. |
SSO is a typical integration for security platforms and is referenced in Trustwave service documentation. | |
Access Policy Automation Automated enforcement of access policies based on user roles and context. |
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Privileged Access Management Special controls for managing highly privileged accounts. |
Privileged access monitoring and controls cited in Trustwave MDR and pension solution overview. | |
Self-service Password Reset Users can securely reset their own passwords. |
Self-service password reset is frequently bundled in managed IAM for regulated industries, implied for pension fund clients. | |
Identity Federation Allows integration with external identity providers (e.g., SAML, OAuth). |
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Session Timeout Automatic user logoff after a period of inactivity. |
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Detailed Access Logs Maintains detailed logs of user authentication and access events. |
Detailed access logs captured and available for review, as listed in Trustwave MDR and compliance solutions. | |
Adaptive Authentication Authentication strength varies depending on risk/context. |
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Firewall Integration Uses advanced firewalls to inspect and control incoming/outgoing traffic. |
Trustwave provides network security (including firewall management) as part of its managed service. | |
Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) Automated systems to detect malicious activity on the network. |
MDR offering includes IDS functionality, continuously monitoring for threats. | |
Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) Automated blocking and mitigation of detected attacks. |
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Network Segmentation Separates critical systems to limit the impact of breaches. |
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DDoS Protection Systems to defend against Distributed Denial of Service attacks. |
DDoS defense is referenced as part of Trustwave enterprise cybersecurity solutions. | |
VPN Support Encrypted tunnels for secure remote access. |
VPN remote endpoint security is supported and managed through Trustwave MDR. | |
Patch Management Automation Automatic deployment of security updates to infrastructure. |
Patch management automation forms part of MDR and managed security services. | |
Zero Trust Architecture Assumes no implicit trust within the network; authenticates all requests. |
Trustwave promotes 'zero trust' architecture and continuous validation in its marketing materials for financial sector clients. | |
Vulnerability Scanning Frequency How often vulnerability scans are performed. |
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Secure Configuration Baselines Infrastructure configured to recognized security standards. |
Trustwave implements secure baselines as part of managed security deployments. |
Secure Coding Standards Application code adheres to established secure development practices. |
Application security reviews and testing are cited as included for sensitive pension operations. | |
Automated Code Scanning Automated tools scan codebases for vulnerabilities. |
Automated code scanning available in vulnerability management and application security testing service. | |
Web Application Firewalls (WAF) Prevents attacks targeting web applications. |
Web application firewall configuration, monitoring and alerting is a cited feature. | |
Regular Penetration Testing Third-party or in-house simulated attacks to find vulnerabilities. |
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Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) Applications detect and block attacks in real time. |
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API Security Management Controls to secure application programming interfaces. |
API security is included in application protection services. | |
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) Analyze source code for known vulnerabilities. |
Source code analysis as part of the static testing described in Trustwave's security assessment. | |
Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) Test running applications for vulnerabilities in real time. |
Dynamic security testing referenced for web apps and pension-specific portals. | |
Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Compliance Application complies with OWASP Top 10 recommendations. |
References to OWASP Top 10 compliance in external and internal application reviews. | |
Dependency Vulnerability Management Monitors and updates third-party libraries for vulnerabilities. |
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Centralized Log Aggregation Consolidates logs from all systems for analysis and storage. |
Centralized log monitoring is a key element of MDR/managed SIEM offerings described. | |
Real-Time Threat Detection System raises alerts on detection of abnormal behavior or attack patterns. |
Real-time threat detection and alerting is core to the MDR platform. | |
Automated Response Orchestration The system can automate predefined responses to certain events. |
Automated response is discussed via orchestration in Trustwave incident response service. | |
Correlation Rules Engine Allows custom rules for correlating events across systems. |
SIEM supports customizable correlation and detection rule sets as per documentation. | |
Historical Log Retention The system retains security logs for compliance and investigations. |
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Customizable Dashboards Allows tailoring of dashboards for different audiences. |
SIEM dashboards can be customized for different roles, as mentioned in product overviews. | |
Forensic Investigation Tools Assists in digital forensic analyses post-incident. |
Trustwave provides post-incident digital forensics and investigation tooling. | |
User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) Uses machine learning to detect behavioral anomalies. |
UEBA is frequently integrated with MDR and SIEM platforms; Trustwave references behavioral analytics for anomaly detection. | |
Incident Ticketing Integration Links SIEM alerts with incident management platforms. |
Incident ticketing integration is referenced in workflows and managed detection response reporting. | |
Alert Notification Latency Time from detection to notification of security personnel. |
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Automated Compliance Reporting Generates and distributes reports for relevant regulations (e.g., SOC 2, GDPR, SOX). |
Automated compliance reporting is cited specifically for regulations impacting pension sector. | |
Continuous Risk Monitoring Ongoing evaluation of risks to pension assets and data. |
Continuous risk monitoring is explicitly stated as part of Trustwave Pension Fund MDR. | |
Policy Management Tools Enables creation, enforcement, and distribution of security policies. |
Policy management and enforcement tools referenced for financial clients. | |
Risk Scoring Engine Automatically assigns risk scores based on assets and exposures. |
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Third-party Risk Assessment Evaluates security posture of all external service providers. |
Managed service covers external supplier risk reviews, implied by compliance monitoring. | |
Automated Audit Logging Maintains audit trails meeting compliance obligations. |
Audit logging and automated evidence collection described for MDR and compliance obligations. | |
Regulatory Change Monitoring Monitors for changes in relevant security regulations. |
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Reporting Customization Users can tailor compliance and risk reports to requirements. |
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Data Retention Period Control Ability to define and enforce data retention policies. |
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Automated Remediation Tracking Tracks progress and closure of audit and risk remediation tasks. |
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Integrated Security Awareness Training Provides regular training for users on security best practices. |
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Phishing Simulation Tools Periodically tests users' readiness for phishing attacks. |
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Policy Acknowledgement Tracking Tracks user acknowledgment of security policies. |
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Compliance Test Results Dashboards Aggregates user compliance training results. |
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Refresher Training Frequency How often security training updates are required. |
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Security Bulletin Distribution Regular updates on new threats and incidents shared with users. |
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Mandatory Onboarding Training Security training required before system access. |
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Interactive Learning Modules Engaging, scenario-based training rather than static documents. |
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Breach Simulation Participation Rate Percent of users participating in breach simulation exercises. |
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Customizable Training Content Organizations can tailor security awareness content. |
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Automated Incident Playbooks Predefined workflows to respond to specific incident types. |
Automated incident response and playbooks referenced in Trustwave MDR. | |
Forensic Data Collection Automation Automatically gathers relevant data during a security event. |
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Crisis Communication Tools Facilitates rapid, secure communication during incidents. |
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Post-incident Analysis Reports Automatically compiles reports after incidents to support root-cause analysis. |
After-action reporting/analysis provided as part of Trustwave's incident response. | |
Response Time SLAs Guaranteed maximum time to initiate a response after detection. |
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Automated Containment Actions Capabilities to automatically isolate affected systems. |
Automated containment and isolation are standard MDR functions, explicitly cited by Trustwave. | |
Internal and External Notification Automation Notifies all stakeholders, including regulators, as required. |
Notification automation (including regulatory and stakeholder) cited in incident response overview. | |
Tabletop Exercise Tools Supports running mock incidents to train the response team. |
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Third-party Forensics Integration Integrates with external digital forensics services. |
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After-action Remediation Tracking Creates trackable tasks following incident post-mortems. |
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Behavioral Analytics for Fraud Detection Monitors user and transaction behaviors for suspicious patterns. |
Behavioral analytics emphasized in Trustwave MDR and fraud detection offerings for financial services. | |
Real-Time Transaction Monitoring Analyzes pension transactions for signs of fraud as they occur. |
Real-time transaction monitoring is described as core MDR feature for pension fund systems. | |
Machine Learning Model Accuracy Accuracy of machine learning models for detecting fraud. |
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Rule-based Anomaly Detection Administrator-defined business rules to flag abnormal activity. |
Support for rules-based anomaly detection is included, per MDR and policy controls. | |
Blacklists and Whitelists Lists maintained to block or allow specific users or accounts. |
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High-risk Transaction Notification Speed Time for the system to alert on high-risk actions. |
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Automated Account Freezing The system can automatically freeze accounts suspected of fraud. |
Implied by automated account lockdown on suspicious activity, standard for advanced MDR. | |
Integration with Watchlists Links with internal/external fraud and sanctions lists. |
Integration with industry and government watchlists referenced for regulated pension sector. | |
Fraud Investigation Workflows Automated workflows to triage and resolve potential fraud cases. |
Case management and fraud investigation workflows described in managed fraud detection. | |
False Positive Rate Percentage of legitimate transactions incorrectly flagged. |
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Automated Data Backups Regular backups of key data and system configurations. |
Automated backup is part of MDR for critical data and configurations stated in product security posture. | |
Backup Frequency How often data backups are taken. |
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Recovery Point Objective (RPO) Maximum age of files that must be recovered after an outage. |
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Recovery Time Objective (RTO) Maximum allowable downtime after a disruption. |
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Geographically Redundant Infrastructure Replication of data across multiple regions to prevent data loss. |
Geographic redundancy/service failover is included in business continuity for financial clients. | |
Automated Failover Automatic system switch to backup infrastructure upon failure. |
Automated failover to redundant infrastructure is stated as part of BCDR for pension funds. | |
Disaster Recovery Testing Frequency Number of times per year recovery plans are tested. |
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Hot/Cold/ Warm Standby Systems Type of backup environments maintained for quick restoration. |
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Business Continuity Plan Documentation Comprehensive, up-to-date plan documentation. |
Up-to-date BCP/DRP documentation developed for client plans, referenced in managed solution. | |
User Notification During Outages Automatic updates sent to users about system status during incidents. |
User notification during security incidents is described for regulated industries in Trustwave solutions. |
Open API Availability Public APIs documented for integration with other systems. |
API integrations referenced (for SIEM, user management, etc.) for interoperability with client systems. | |
Standards-based Data Exchange Supports industry-standard data formats and protocols. |
Support for standard data exchange protocols (e.g., SAML, JSON, REST) noted in integration documentation. | |
Custom Integration Toolkit Provides libraries and tools for custom integrations. |
Toolkit and developer support for custom integration is referenced. | |
Cloud Service Integration Integrates easily with cloud providers and SaaS tools. |
Explicit focus on cloud and SaaS integration, tailored for pension sector. | |
On-premises Integration Support Flexible integration with non-cloud systems. |
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SIEM/SoC Integration Easily connects to Security Operations Centers or SIEM platforms. |
Integration with SIEM and SOC is a core capability of MDR service. | |
Batch Data Import/Export Capability to import/export large data sets between systems. |
Bulk/Batch import-export supported for onboarding and reporting. | |
Prebuilt Connectors Ready-made integrations for commonly used pension fund management tools. |
Prebuilt connectors for common pension and financial tools cited in integration highlights. | |
Integration Testing Suite Automated tools to test integrations before deployment. |
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Interoperability Certification Certifications for smooth integration with market-standard platforms. |
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