State Bank of India has become the first bank in the UK financial services industry to install NetClean’s Proactive software to its in-house system. The move is to strengthen its UK corporate social responsibility agenda and also to comply with legislation.
NetClean’s solutions help prevent the spread of child sexual abuse content. Ritu Parihar, head of human resources and CSR (UK), State Bank of India, comments: “This partnership aligns very well with our wider corporate social responsibility mission. NetClean’s software monitors for illegal activity across the UK company devices so all we have to do is alert the relevant agencies. It functions automatically, is seamless, operates in the background, and immediately flags such activity through its unique hashtag technology. Moreover, it means that this UK bank branch is fully protected under country HR and legal regulations.”
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