How rConfig Helps Financial Institutions Achieve Stability, Compliance & Zero-Error Networks
For financial institutions, network downtime isn't just an inconvenience—it stops transactions. rConfig enables banks to enforce strict configuration compliance, automate audit trails, and eliminate the human errors that expose critical infrastructure to risk.
95%
Reduction in Audit Effort
Automated history replaces manual gathering
100%
Change Visibility
Across firewalls, switches & routers
Zero
Untracked Changes
Ensuring DORA & PCI-DSS compliance
The Challenge
The High Cost of Network Instability
Financial institutions operate under microscopic regulatory scrutiny. A single network misconfiguration can violate DORA, PCI-DSS, or SOX mandates, triggering massive fines and reputational damage.
Legacy manual management of multi-layer firewalls and core banking switches introduces human error—the leading cause of network downtime. In banking, downtime isn't just an operational issue; it is a direct revenue loss.
The Solution
Automated Governance & Compliance
rConfig transforms network management from a manual risk into an automated asset. By centralizing the backup and monitoring of configuration states, banks ensure a 'known good' state is always recoverable.
Our platform enforces strict version control and provides instant visibility into who changed what, when, and why—essential for passing audits without the scramble.
Operational Resilience
Eliminated manual errors in firewall rule updates, significantly reducing exposure to cyber threats.
Reduced time-to-compliance for external audits from weeks to minutes with one-click report generation.
Enabled instant recovery from ransomware attacks, ensuring minimal downtime and data loss.
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