Republic Bank are a community bank in the US focused on becoming the most technically advanced bank in their sector. They have 1,200 employees and $5+ billion in assets.
The organization needed to identify an enterprise-wide solution that enabled data classification and cataloguing that satisfied the needs of GDPR and CCPA.
A tool to protect their data and comply with data privacy laws relevant to their industry including CPPA, GDPR, and SOX.
A data protection solution that enables classification and cataloguing of an enterprise-wide estate and satisfies key stakeholders across the organization.
Republic Bank are a community bank in the US focused on becoming the most technically advanced bank in their sector. They have 1,200 employees and $5+ billion in assets.
They are strategically focused on delivering value to their customers quickly with pioneering apps and services that make banking easier. To meet that demand, 10% of their team are in IT and they have over 1,900 databases and more than 100 production servers.
1900+Databases100Production Servers“We’ll have everything that’s needed to demonstrate how we protect data before the auditors even walk through the door.”
Chris Yates, Director of Data and Architecture
The organization needed to identify and categorize Personally Identifiable Information (PII) they hold and put in place measures to protect sensitive data. They needed to identify an enterprise-wide solution that enabled both data classification and cataloguing that satisfied the needs of GDPR and CCPA.
“The tool identifies and tags those that contain data like names, addresses, credit card numbers, and we only had to look at the ones that contain specific data.”
Chris Yates, Director of Data and Architecture
The solution needed to fit these requirements for the customer:
The organization chose Redgate SQL Data Catalog. It enabled them to protect their data and comply with data privacy laws relevant to their industry including CPPA and SOX. During the Proof of Concept, the solution satisfied Republic Bank’s external data protection auditors, which was a significant reason they chose the tool.
“SQL Data Catalog provides automatic classification suggestions out of the gate so it didn’t take hours and hours for us to go in and make modifications.”
Chris Yates, Director of Data and Architecture
Redgate SQL Data Catalog gave Republic Bank:
The organization also invested in Redgate’s SQL Provision tool to support the next stage of their data protection journey.
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If you plan to make production data available for development and test purposes, you'll need to understand which columns contain personal or sensitive data, create a data catalog to record those decisions, devise and implement a data masking, and then provision the sanitized database copies. Richard Macaskill show how to automate as much of this process as possible.
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Republic Bank needed to identify and categorize Personally Identifiable Information (PII) they hold and put in place measures to protect sensitive data.
Republic Bank are a community bank in the US focused on becoming the most technically advanced bank in their sector. They have 1,200 employees and $5+ billion in assets.
The organization needed to identify an enterprise-wide solution that enabled data classification and cataloguing that satisfied the needs of GDPR and CCPA.
A tool to protect their data and comply with data privacy laws relevant to their industry including CPPA, GDPR, and SOX.
A data protection solution that enables classification and cataloguing of an enterprise-wide estate and satisfies key stakeholders across the organization.
“We’ll have everything that’s needed to demonstrate how we protect data before the auditors even walk through the door.”
Chris Yates, Director of Data and Architecture
Republic Bank are a community bank in the US focused on becoming the most technically advanced bank in their sector. They have 1,200 employees and $5+ billion in assets.
They are strategically focused on delivering value to their customers quickly with pioneering apps and services that make banking easier. To meet that demand, 10% of their team are in IT and they have over 1,900 databases and more than 100 production servers.
“The tool identifies and tags those that contain data like names, addresses, credit card numbers, and we only had to look at the ones that contain specific data.”
Chris Yates, Director of Data and Architecture
The organization needed to identify and categorize Personally Identifiable Information (PII) they hold and put in place measures to protect sensitive data. They needed to identify an enterprise-wide solution that enabled both data classification and cataloguing that satisfied the needs of GDPR and CCPA.
“SQL Data Catalog provides automatic classification suggestions out of the gate so it didn’t take hours and hours for us to go in and make modifications.”
Chris Yates, Director of Data and Architecture
The solution needed to fit these requirements for the customer:
The organization chose Redgate SQL Data Catalog. It enabled them to protect their data and comply with data privacy laws relevant to their industry including CPPA and SOX. During the Proof of Concept, the solution satisfied Republic Bank’s external data protection auditors, which was a significant reason they chose the tool.
Redgate SQL Data Catalog gave Republic Bank:
The organization also invested in Redgate’s SQL Provision tool to support the next stage of their data protection journey.
