Cloud in financial services
Indian financial institutions increasingly use cloud for digital channels, analytics and new products, while core systems often remain in their own data centers. That makes the connection between the two a critical piece of infrastructure.
Private by default
Risk and compliance teams generally prefer that sensitive traffic does not traverse the public internet. Private DC-to-Cloud connectivity, combined with encryption, addresses that expectation.
Resilience requirements
Financial services face explicit expectations around business continuity. Connectivity designs should include redundant links over diverse paths, automatic failover and documented testing.
Monitoring and evidence
Keep records of link performance, incidents and failover tests. These support internal audits and regulatory reviews.
Data locality
Use cloud regions and facilities in India where required, and make sure connectivity paths stay in-country.
Working together
Bring network, security, risk and compliance teams into the design early. It is easier to build the right controls in than to retrofit them.
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