MSPmentor 501 honoree Safe Systems has launched a cloud-based solution that gives financial institutions “complete control” over their IT systems.

Safe Systems this week released NetComply+, a solution to help banks and credit unions manage and monitor their IT infrastructures from a central location. The Alpharetta, Georgia-based managed service provider (MSP) said an IT department can leverage this solution to add users, update and patch machines or write its own scripts to roll out to any of its devices.

NetComply+ features event log monitoring, remote control and patching capabilities for both Windows and applications, according to Safe Systems. It also is “compliance-centric,” Safe Systems noted, and provides customized reporting to help financial institutions complete IT audits.

“Banks needed a toolset that would allow them to scale their IT systems quickly and efficiently,” a Safe Systems spokesperson told MSPmentor. “NetComply+ fits into a niche of banks in accelerated acquisition mode that may have just doubled internal staff. … [These banks] can now accommodate for new staff and IT requirements while maintaining (if not surpassing) regulatory requirements. NetComply+ offers an automated reporting capability that takes a lot of the compliance burden off of bankers.”

Jaime Davis, Safe Systems’ vice president of education, product management and quality control, said NetComply+ can serve as “a one-stop shop for managing a Windows environment in a compliant and scalable fashion.” NetComply+ was designed “with customization in mind,” Davis said, which makes it ideal for banks that have larger internal IT departments or want shared control over their IT management.

Safe Systems offers IT solutions to over 600 financial institutions, and this MSP wants to provide these organizations with flexible tools to help them manage their IT systems for years to come.

Darren Bridges, Safe Systems’ president, pointed out that NetComply+ fills an IT gap for banks and credit unions because it allows them to “manage security and compliance in a more customizable manner.” In addition, he said Safe Systems will “continue to provide such solutions.”

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