HNDL formalizes an attack pattern from a strategic adversary who targets long‑lived confidentiality of harvested data. TNFL shifts from confidentiality to integrity and authenticity, exploiting the long‑tail trust embedded in digital signatures.
The CSDF Tagging Guidelines are a foundational component of the Financial Data Exchange (FDX) ecosystem, designed to work in tandem with the Consensus Standard Data Format (CSDF) of the June 2025 API v6.4.0 release. These guidelines play a
The FDX User Experience Guidelines are designed to help technical teams deliver user-permissioned data sharing flows that are intuitive, transparent, and compliant with regulatory expectations. Developed by the FDX working group, these guidelines directly reflect requirements from the
The regulatory landscape for secure financial data sharing is rapidly evolving, and with the CFPB’s Personal Financial Data Rights Rulemaking (PFDR), the need for robust, interoperable, and secure data standards has created a cyberspace race. The Financial Data
At the heart of the FDX Security Model is a dual-profile approach, allowing implementers to choose between two robust, standards-based security profiles.
The digital landscape is a battleground, with cyber threats growing more sophisticated and voluminous by the day. In this environment, Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) has emerged not just as a valuable asset, but as a critical necessity for
