Slovenská sporiteľňa 选择 CloverETL 来协调其身份和访问管理系统中的数据
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- Europe
国家
- Slovakia
产品
- CloverETL
技术栈
- Identity and Access Management systems
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Customer Satisfaction
- Digital Expertise
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - API 集成与管理
适用行业
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 监管合规监控
- 远程资产管理
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Slovenská sporiteľňa 是斯洛伐克最大的商业银行，拥有 230 万客户。其唯一股东是奥地利第一储蓄银行。Slovenská sporiteľňa 在总资产、零售贷款、客户存款、销售点和 ATM 数量方面长期处于市场领先地位。该银行通过斯洛伐克所有地区的 290 个销售点和 17 个商业中心为企业和消费者客户提供综合银行服务。该银行拥有 4,200 名员工，致力于在管理所有客户账户时达到最高的信息安全标准。
挑战
斯洛伐克最大的银行 Slovenska sporiteľňa 需要一个简单可靠的解决方案来协调来自多个身份和访问管理系统的数据。他们需要一个全面的“安全网”，以发现任何违规和遗漏。由于员工人数众多，用户访问要求不断变化，因此控制用户权限是一项挑战。该团队仔细考虑了所有可用的选项。他们追求的一条路线是开发“自主开发”的脚本解决方案，但很快发现这种方法存在重大缺陷。首先，它过于依赖一名团队成员创建和管理脚本。随着时间的推移，脚本也有可能变得复杂和难以处理。
解决方案
解决方案是 CloverETL。它满足了我们客户的所有要求：轻量级且易于部署的应用程序，几乎不需要培训或设置时间，并且可以为这项重要任务带来透明度和可靠性。团队特别喜欢 CloverETL 的方法，即将通用但可定制的组件按顺序组合在一起，以流式处理数据。这是一个与他们的问题真正同步的解决方案，通过提供现成的数据源连接器和调试功能提供附加值。正如团队中的一位成员所说，“我花了 3 个小时来设置它，而不是像使用其他工具那样花 3 天时间”。该解决方案由内部 IT 安全团队选择、购买、部署和管理，现在提供重要的监控服务，确保银行在管理所有客户账户时满足最高的信息安全标准。
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