To protect investors and ensure the market’s integrity, FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) is a not-for-profit organization that oversees U.S. broker-dealers. FINRA is overseen by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission).
FINRA compliance regulations are designed to protect PII (personally identifiable information) and ensure financial data security. The requirements ensure financial institutions prevent data loss and theft and protect data integrity. Falling out of compliance with FINRA regulations can result in investigations, fines, suspension, banning, and potentially criminal charges in severe cases.
By regularly running and scheduling Blumira’s pre-built FINRA compliance reports, you can prove your compliance to an auditor for certain controls.
See which Blumira reports map to which FINRA rules so you can easily hand over pre-built reports to your auditor to prove your compliance. Please note that each report is available for certain integrations, which are listed under each report below:
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Blumira customers can use global and saved reports to easily access FINRA compliance reports, as well as many other reports to analyze the logged events that you send Blumira.
To view a FINRA global report or one of your saved reports, follow these easy steps:
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It’s easy to help meet or support multiple compliance controls using Blumira’s SIEM + XDR platform. With our platform backed by a 24/7 security operations team, organizations get 24/7 coverage – there’s no need to hire full-time analysts. See our other posts on NIST compliance reports, ISO reports, and the different compliance frameworks we support.
There’s a few different ways you can get started with Blumira: