Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
An optional SwiftNet facility that enables customers to control the access of end users and applications to service functions. The service administrator defines the available user access profiles (roles) for use with RBAC. After provisioning, the security officer within an institution can grant roles to end users and applications.
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Swift Customer Security Controls Framework (vCSCF 2023) (translated in DE,FR,ES,RU,JP,KR,CN)
A set of mandatory and advisory controls for the operating environment of Swift users. (translated in DE,FR,ES,RU,JP,KR,CN)
Validating Swift expertise - Swift Customer Certification Programme
Role-based certification with a choice of tracks
Case Study – Payment Controls, a “success story” for Khan Bank
Learn more about Payment Controls as a solution to help banks intercept suspicious Swift payments in real time.
How to stop and start the CRnet component from within Alliance Access
This video is part of a series for CREST. It shows how to stop and start the CRnet component from within Alliance Access.PrerequisitesURL access to the Alliance Access Configuration applicationAlliance Access Licensed for CRESTOperator profile with CRnet control rights
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Meeting the evolving fraud threat with Swift Payment Controls
In a faster, ever-evolving payments world, the nature of payment-risk is changing too. Our latest enhancements to Swift Payment Controls will help you stay one step ahead of fraudsters.
Swift Customer Security Controls Framework: 1. Restrict Internet Access and Protect Critical Systems from General IT Environment v2024
Prepare yourself to comply with the five mandatory controls supporting this security principle.
Swift Customer Security Controls Framework: 1. Restrict Internet Access and Protect Critical Systems from General IT Environment v2023
Prepare yourself to comply with the five mandatory controls supporting this security principle.