Financial Services Firms have Greater Options for Meeting Regulations

Buckler is pleased to announce inclusion in EVO Wealth Consulting’s Wealth Technology Solution Guide.

Evaluate Cyber Policy Documents with Buckler’s Expert Review

Buckler Is Named A Finalist In The WealthManagement.Com 2024 Industry Awards In Dual Categories Of Compliance And Technology Disruptors

As the Company Gains Rapid Traction Across Wealth Management and Insurance Sectors

Buckler’s Founder and Chairman, Vincent Guyaux states, “Cybersecurity, and the regulatory requirements around it, went from suggested to required and from attestations to evidence-based. Adhering to cybersecurity regulations isn’t just a legal necessity; it’s also essential for preserving the confidence of clients and stakeholders.”

Learn how to meet the new 2nd Amendment NYDFS cybersecurity requirements (and others like SEC, FINRA, HIPAA and more) in one Cyber Program Management Platform

Buckler proudly announces its inclusion in the esteemed T3/Information Advisor Software Survey.

Compliance Management Expands to LPL Advisors

Momentum for Cyber Program Management & VRM Continues

An In-Depth Article is Published on Data Security and Cyber Compliance

An Open Platform for Vendors and their Clients to Solve Multiple VRM Challenges in Harmony

Value-Added Feature Guides Financial Services Clients to Stay on Track

The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced charges against 15 broker-dealers and one affiliated investment adviser for widespread and longstanding failures by the firms and their employees to maintain and preserve electronic communications.

Providing Deeper Value for Clients to Stay Compliant

A software engineer at AWS was behind the attack, which exposed information including bank account details.

Companies that Access Health Information to do Business Must Adhere to HIPAA Guidelines

Buckler Levels Up with One of the More Advanced Compliance Directives in Financial Services

Sharing Knowledge as Cybersecurity Experts in Financial Services

Client Collaboration Enhances Product Usability and Performance

Working Directly with Clients Drives Faster Development

In July 2019 the credit agency agreed to pay $575 million -- potentially rising to $700 million -- in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and all 50 U.S. states and territories over the company’s "failure to take reasonable steps to secure its network."