Client context:
A growing regional Midwest bank needed a more scalable approach to data governance, compliance monitoring and enterprise analytics.
Challenge:
The bank’s data was siloed across locations, business units and legacy systems. As the bank expanded, the governance challenge became more complex, increasing compliance exposure and operational risk.
A key concern was the bank’s limited ability to systematically identify, monitor and govern personally identifiable information (PII) across its full data estate. The organization lacked a consistent, automated way to inspect all repositories and systems for sensitive data, metadata and compliance risk.
Solution:
Praxi’s utility layer provided a consistent, harmonized view across the bank’s data estate. Praxi’s scalable introspection capabilities surfaced insights from dark and gray data, helping the bank discover, classify and govern data that had previously been difficult to locate or understand.
Praxi also helped unlock and integrate legacy system data, creating a utility layer that supported system integration, sensitive data dashboards, auditability, compliance workflows and API-based connectivity to internal tools.
Benefit:
The bank gained a common, governed view of its enterprise data estate for compliance, risk management and analytics.
This enabled the bank to continue expanding with an adaptive governance framework designed to scale with growth. Praxi delivered near real-time risk alerts, automated reporting and API integration with dashboards and ticketing systems.
The utility layer also interfaced with the bank’s internal data catalog, enriching it with discovered and harmonized metadata to support compliant, governed analytics.