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FAQs » Platform » Vaultastic Assurance » Adherence to Laws and Regulations » What measures does Vaultastic take to adhere to financial sector regulations from bodies like RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI?

Adherence to Laws and Regulations

How does Vaultastic align with emerging data privacy regulations in different countries?
Can Vaultastic ensure compliance with industry-specific regulations beyond financial services?
What are Vaultastic’s capabilities for selective data deletion under regulations like GDPR’s Right to Erasure?
Does Vaultastic provide tools for e-discovery to respond to regulatory queries and audits?
Can Vaultastic help us maintain email and file data for regulatory retention periods?
Does Vaultastic support data residency to comply with local laws?
What measures does Vaultastic take to adhere to financial sector regulations from bodies like RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI?

Vaultastic incorporates features specifically designed to comply with financial sector regulations laid out by RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI. It ensures that all communication data, including emails and files, are stored securely and preserved in an immutable format for required retention periods, typically ranging from 7 to 12 years. Vaultastic provides advanced e-discovery tools for quick retrieval of data during audits or compliance checks, ensuring regulatory readiness.

The platform supports data residency mandates, ensuring that financial data remains within the country’s borders, a requirement set by Indian regulators. Regular independent security audits, adherence to cybersecurity frameworks, and multi-layered encryption further ensure compliance with financial industry standards. 

Vaultastic’s tamper-proof storage and legal hold capabilities provide additional assurance, helping financial institutions maintain trust and regulatory alignment.

How does Vaultastic ensure compliance with global data protection laws such as GDPR, HIPAA, and DPDPA?