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IT Security at TIS: Question & Answer

Learn more about how TIS handles IT / data security and promotes compliance best practices for the organizations that leverage our cloud-based treasury, banking, and finance technology.

IT Security Considerations for Treasury & Payments Technology

As TIS handles confidential customer information, payments files, information on bank accounts, bank relationships, and other sensitive data on behalf of clients, security is and has been a top priority since our foundation in 2010. Because bank account and payment data are particularly sensitive, TIS prioritizes security at every level of our operations.

To maximize global security and compliance, our software is tested rigorously and repeatedly by numerous internal and external auditing groups. We also follow industry best-practices in data hosting and protection to protect data of our customers. This can be evidenced from our extensive external security certifications, which include ISO 27001, SOC I / II, and various SWIFT or other industry-related standards.

To grant additional insights on the comprehensive security standards and methods deployed by TIS, we’ve aggregated a broad range of data on the subject and incorporated this information into the following factsheet to address questions such as:

  1. Which measures are in place to ensure that security and compliance at TIS follow industry best-practices?
  2. Does TIS ensure my company’s data in the TIS platform is kept isolated from other customer data?
  3. How and where is TIS client data stored and is it encrypted?

To learn the answers to these questions and more as they relate to the use of TIS’ cloud platform, download the full factsheet!

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