Stopping customer financial data exfiltration in banking
The challenge
Banks move sensitive customer data — account numbers, card data, statements and KYC files — across email, web uploads, USB and cloud every minute. Regex-only DLP either floods analysts with false positives or misses data hidden in scans and screenshots.
Regulators such as BDDK, PCI DSS and KVKK expect proof that controls were enforced and evidence of who moved what. Blind blocking frustrates the business; no control fails the audit.
The Siberson approach
Classify first
Siberson Veriket labels customer-financial data at the point of creation, so every downstream control has context — not just pattern guesses.
Enforce with context
Verikor DLP uses those labels to allow, warn, encrypt or block transfers across email, USB, web, cloud and print — cutting false positives sharply.
Cover the blind spots
Endpoint offline OCR inspects scans, screenshots and images in 200+ formats, so data cannot leave as a picture.
Prove it
Every policy decision is logged as audit-ready evidence, mapped to the regulation it satisfies.
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Outcomes
Fewer false positives
Label-aware policies focus enforcement on truly sensitive data and free analysts for real incidents.
Closed exfiltration paths
Email, USB, web, cloud, print and image-based leakage covered by one policy engine.
Audit-ready evidence
Every allow, warn and block is recorded and mapped to BDDK, PCI DSS and KVKK.
Compliance & standards
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