On May 28, 2024 the SEC needs you to be ready.
Change Visibility and Rapid Root Cause Analysis to prevent incidents caused by risky changes in trade operations.
Unauthorized Changes that can present serious risks to T+1 transaction assurance.
Detect consistency across comparable servers and across trade operations in prod, pre-prod and disaster recovery.
Configuration Verification to maintain risk posture during and after test using agile automated processes to achieve T+1.
You need to know about risky changes before problems impede transaction time!
Unauthorized change could lead to costly delays or outages at T+1 speed and scale.
Build your understanding and know-how with documentation from Evolven partners and customers.
In an effort to help you to achieve your goals for this Marathon called T+1, Evolven will provide useful resources here such as infographics, blog posts, white papers, videos, and more to assist you in crossing the finish line successfully.
On February 15, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted a rule amendment to shorten the standard settlement cycle for securities trades from two business days after the trade date to one business day after the trade date (or from "T+2" to "T+1")
Since 2007 Evolven has been working with some of the largest financial entities in the world to help the ensure security, compliance, and reliability of the entire IT enterprises. When our Finserv customers moved to T+2 we helped and we're doing the same for T+1.
For the Evolven Configuration Risk Intelligence platform a "configuration" is just about anything that defines how a system is configured, which includes not only granular settings in files, but could be code, infrastructure as code, database structure, stored procedures, the definition of Kubernete's parameters, or how a firewall is setup. If you really want to get into the details see our Supported Technologies page or talk to our experts!
We are here to help you accelerate with confidence to T+1.