News
- August 6, 2024·
Buckler is pleased to announce inclusion in EVO Wealth Consulting’s Wealth Technology Solution Guide. Newark, DE – August 6, 2024 – Buckler is pleased to announce inclusion in EVO Wealth…
- July 18, 2024·
Evaluate Cyber Policy Documents with Buckler’s Expert Review Newark, DE – July 18, 2024 – Buckler, a leader in Cyber Program Management, announces an exclusive…
- July 11, 2024·
Buckler stabilizes the moving target of Cyber Compliance across Financial Services. Newark, Delaware – July 11, 2024 – Buckler, a Cyber Program Management Platform, announces…
- April 11, 2024·
As the Company Gains Rapid Traction Across Wealth Management and Insurance Sectors Columbus, OH – April 16, 2024 – Buckler, a premier provider of Cyber…
- April 2, 2024·
(Broker World Magazine) As technology evolves, so do the risks associated with cyber threats in the insurance industry. With the increasing digitization of processes and…
- March 20, 2024·
In just 30 minutes, attendees will learn how to meet the new 2nd Amendment NYDFS cybersecurity requirements (and others like SEC, FINRA, HIPAA and more)…
- January 25, 2024·
LAS VEGAS, NE – January 25, 2024 – Buckler, the leading Cyber Compliance Management Software provider, proudly announces its inclusion in the esteemed T3/Information Advisor Software…
- November 9, 2023·
Compliance Management Expands to LPL Advisors COLUMBUS, OH – Nov 9, 2023 – Buckler is pleased to announce a new strategic relationship with LPL Financial…
- March 14, 2023·
Momentum for Cyber Program Management & VRM Continues
- December 1, 2022·
An In-Depth Article is Published on Data Security and Cyber Compliance
- November 28, 2022·
An Open Platform for Vendors and their Clients to Solve Multiple VRM Challenges in Harmony
- November 18, 2022·
Value-Added Feature Guides Financial Services Clients to Stay on Track
- September 27, 2022·
U.S. securities regulators have imposed close to $2 billion in fines on more than a dozen financial firms, including eight major Wall Street banks, for failing to police employees who routinely used messaging apps and other “off channel” services on their personal phones to communicate with one another.
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced the charges on Tuesday after a monthslong investigation found that Wall Street firms did not monitor how employees were communicating on work-related matters or keep records of those messages, as federal law requires.
- April 15, 2022·
Providing Deeper Value for Clients to Stay Compliant
- December 1, 2021·
A software engineer at AWS was behind the attack, which exposed information including bank account details. “While Capital One and AWS deny all liability, in the interest of avoiding the time, expense and uncertainty of continued litigation, plaintiffs and Capital One have executed a term sheet containing the essential terms of a class settlement that, if approved by this court, will fully resolve all claims brought by plaintiffs,” a filing with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia read. In an emailed statement, Capital One said that key facts in the case had not changed since it announced the event in coordination with federal authorities more than two years ago, with the hacker arrested and the stolen data recovered before it could be disseminated or used for fraudulent purposes. “We are pleased to have reached an agreement that will resolve the consumer class litigation in the U.S.,” the company added.
- August 2, 2021·
Companies that Access Health Information to do Business Must Adhere to HIPAA Guidelines
- May 24, 2021·
Buckler Levels Up with One of the More Advanced Compliance Directives in Financial Services
- November 1, 2020·
Sharing Knowledge as Cybersecurity Experts in Financial Services
- June 8, 2020·
Client Collaboration Enhances Product Usability and Performance
- October 9, 2019·
Working Directly with Clients Drives Faster Development
- July 22, 2019·
In July 2019 the credit agency agreed to pay $575 million -- potentially rising to $700 million -- in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and all 50 U.S. states and territories over the company’s "failure to take reasonable steps to secure its network."