The client is a Large Public Sector Bank (PSU), responsible for handling vast financial transactions, including AEPS (Aadhaar Enabled Payment System). Their objective was to automate the reconciliation of NPCI AEPS files, reducing manual workload and improving operational efficiency.
The bank received a single raw AEPS file from NPCI, which had to be manually processed for Business Correspondent (BC) wise calculations across three daily cycles.
Key challenges included:
The bank needed a faster, more efficient, and error-free solution.
Lauren took swift action by isolating the compromised server and disconnecting it from the network. We initiated comprehensive scans on all applications and conducted a vulnerability assessment test for all endpoints, firewalls, applications, and cPanel. Immediately, we severed the server’s connection to the Disaster Recovery(DR) site and promptly initiated the creation of backups for existing data in Azure Data Lake. The workload was efficiently shifted using Azure connectors and Azure Sync, ensuring the Azure cloud remained in active mode throughout the process. To enhance security further, we promptly changed the IP addresses of users and modified the Fully Qualified Domain Name(FQDN) to an alternate one. Additionally, we ran scans across the entire infrastructure layers, utilizing existing OEM’s security products for added protection.
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