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FDIC Enterprise Architecture Framework

So, you know how when you keep your money in a bank, it's safe and you can get it back whenever you need it?

Well, the people who run the banks want to make sure your money stays safe too. They have something called the FDIC, which is like a superhero who protects your money.

But the FDIC doesn't just protect your money, they also have to make sure the banks are doing everything right when they handle your money. That's where the FDIC Enterprise Architecture Framework comes in.

Think of a framework like a blueprint for how things should be done. The FDIC created a special blueprint for how the banks should work, called the Enterprise Architecture Framework.

This blueprint tells the banks how they should store information about your money, like how much you have and when you put it in or take it out. It also tells them how to keep your information safe from bad people who might try to steal it.

The FDIC Enterprise Architecture Framework also helps the banks work better together. Just like you have to share toys with your friends and play nicely, the banks have to share information and work together so they can keep your money safe.

Overall, the FDIC Enterprise Architecture Framework is like a big rulebook for the banks to follow so they can keep your money safe and do their jobs well.