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TALKINGtech selects Tripwire for PCI compliance
Peter Dinham
Tuesday, 31 March 2009 07:14
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O’Donoghue said that with intouch, TALKINGtech’s automated solution designed to deliver targeted interactive messages to large customer bases, customers are given real-time options to hear their account details, interact with the contact centre or pay their account over the phone.
TALKINGtech says it also uses Tripwire’s configuration auditing and file integrity monitoring capabilities to better secure processes related to Federated Identity Management (FIM) log-in standards.
“Moreover, the company has extended Tripwire across the data centre to bolster and enforce security and change management processes, resulting in an overall improvement in business operations,” says O’Donoghue.
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