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TEL AVIV, Israel and NEW YORK, March 08, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Shield, the world’s leading communication compliance platform, is pleased to announce the expansion of its multi-language support for global financial institutions, providing unparalleled review, detection, and voice transcription of electronic communication. Read...
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Across today’s enterprises, electronic communication channels like Slack, Zoom and WhatsApp have revolutionized business communication and become vital to business continuity, collaboration and remote work. Read...
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TEL AVIV, Israel and NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Shield, the world’s leading communication compliance platform, today launched new hybrid cloud infrastructure technology that provides financial institutions with flexible, scalable data solutions that make digital communication compliance efficient and adaptable within their existing data strategy. Read...
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Latest honor recognizes the company as a cloud innovator and further signifies the need for AI-driven compliance monitoring solutions in the cloud, especially for financial institutions Read...
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Two months ago, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it had fined 16 Wall Street firms more than $1.1 billion for “widespread recordkeeping failures” regarding maintaining electronic communications, contravening federal securities laws. In addition, the SEC is now probing private equity firms on their employees’ use of messaging apps for work purposes, including WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram, as many of these apps have functions that support messages that disappear automatically, representing potential violations of SEC rules. Read...
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