Compliance
Evaluate adherence to regulations, audit readiness, governance documentation, and risk management policies.
of institutions experienced a data breach in 2024
of executives feel they cannot keep up with AI risks
From AI‑driven fraud to third‑party breaches, cyber risk now outranks credit and liquidity worries, demanding a security program banks can evidence to regulators and boards.
Stay ahead of ransomware, BEC, and AI‑driven fraud with controls purpose‑built for financial services cybersecurity.
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Top Risks
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Pain Points
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Solutions
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Ransomware & Extortion
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Operational shutdown, FDIC early‑warning reports, 7‑figure ransom demands. |
24×7 XDR + immutable backups + tabletop ransom playbooks. |
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Business Email Compromise (BEC)
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Wire‑transfer fraud, executive whaling, customer trust erosion. |
Email hardening, real‑time mail flow monitoring, user‑aware phishing drills |
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AI‑Driven Identity Fraud & Deepfakes
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Synthetic KYC files, fake check deposits, reputational damage. |
Liveness‑check MFA, device fingerprinting, transaction risk scoring. |
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Third‑Party & Core‑Processor Supply‑Chain Breach
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70% of bank breaches start in the vendor ecosystem |
Continuous vendor attack‑surface monitoring, FFIEC/GLBA questionnaire automation. |
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Regulatory Non‑Compliance (DORA, GLBA, FFIEC)
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Civil money penalties, MRA findings, delayed product launches. |
Gap analysis to NIST CSF & DORA RTS, policy refresh, evidence‑ready audit mapping. |
Evaluate adherence to regulations, audit readiness, governance documentation, and risk management policies.
Review security operations including response readiness, staff awareness, asset control, and SOC monitoring.
Quantify probable loss for risks identified in business continuity, vendor dependencies, internal vulnerabilities.
Identify gaps in AI security, application architecture, data privacy, and access management.
Measure overall security maturity, benchmark posture against industry standards, and prioritize remediation efforts based on business impact.