Comparative Analysis of Database Security Auditing Frameworks for Financial Compliance
Posted: Feb 08, 2021
Abstract
The financial services industry operates within an increasingly complex regulatory environment where database security auditing has become paramount for compliance and risk management. Traditional database auditing frameworks have evolved from basic logging mechanisms to sophisticated monitoring systems, yet they often fail to adequately address the specific requirements of financial compliance regulations. The convergence of data protection mandates, financial reporting standards, and cybersecurity requirements creates a challenging landscape for financial institutions seeking to implement effective database auditing solutions. This research addresses a critical gap in the literature by providing a systematic comparative analysis of database security auditing frameworks specifically evaluated for financial compliance applications. While numerous studies have examined database security mechanisms and compliance frameworks separately, few have integrated these domains to assess how well existing auditing tools support the unique requirements of financial regulations. The financial sector's distinctive needs include real-time transaction monitoring, comprehensive audit trails for forensic investigations, and seamless integration with regulatory reporting systems.
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