Regulatory Compliance

Thin Client = Safe Client

CLI thin client has no local footprint and allows remote management and provisioning via CLI Device Manager. For the mission-critical or line of business (LOB) data over thousands of users, CLI’s thin clients offer an affordable, low-maintenance solution. The primary concern for many enterprises is the handling of data security or records archive required by regulatory mandates, CLI rises to the challenge with ease of managed solutions by guarding sensitive data centrally. 

• Classified information is securely stored on servers, not on PCs.
• Secure remote accesses with encryption, plus ensuring patches are always current.
• All CLI thin clients are available with internal wireless and smart card options.
• Broad USB peripherals support for public sector, healthcare, or financial verticals to meet privacy control.

Clouds v.s. Rights, Obligations, and Liabilities

The pervasive shift to cloud computing will precipitate a morass of legal questions, as well as government and regulatory scrutiny. The cloud will test the current rights, obligations and liabilities of service providers and their partners, businesses and consumers. The debate will play out around three key issues, encompassing multiple sub issues. These issues are as follows:

1. Privacy protection: The protection of personal information and the confidentiality of sensitive business data are central concerns in the current online world. Individual and company assessment of the risks and safeguards surrounding both types of information will be central in shaping the cloud and its attractiveness. Unauthorized access to, or disclosure of, data residing in clouds and its inappropriate use are key topics of debate. At present, this debate raises more legal questions than answers.

2. Data protection: Compliance with electronic communications and industry sector-related laws having to do with data security and storage are also mission-critical to the prospects of clouds. When data is handed over to third parties that have multiple other third-party arrangements, questions about who owns and controls the data and who is liable for misuse or a data breach come to the fore.

3. Jurisdiction: An overarching factor in the debate relates to jurisdiction and differing applicable national laws based on the physical location of cloud users, service providers, and infrastructure or housed data. This issue is extremely complicated in a cloud context, where data may be transferred across servers in multiple nations and a customer is simply unaware of traffic flows.

CLI establishes more transparent and accountable security and privacy policies as accessing from thin client without local footprint or hard drive. We help you review your company's security policy and practices today and meet the stringiest requirements encountered.