Keeping your customers and reputation constantly protected
The banking sector continues to be a prime target for cyberattacks. Not only because of the potentially lucrative data it holds, but also due to increased vulnerabilities which have emerged as a result of the sector’s growing digitisation in recent years. Add to this a raft of complex regulations, and securing the network from attacks and keeping it resilient becomes an ongoing challenge. Although the sector is technically savvy, heavy industry pressure and maintaining the ability to keep up can be a huge struggle.
The impact of losing financial or confidential data is immense
Whether you are a new challenger bank or an established financial institution, network compromise or data loss will have huge financial, reputational and customer trust implications. Personal Identifiable Information (PII) is highly valuable on the dark web and recovering from breaches can incur additional costs alongside issues and fines from regulators.
However, for many banks, there are several barriers that stand in the way of securing themselves against data breach. A lack of security monitoring systems and highly skilled staff, difficulties in recruiting and retaining security specialists, irregular security assessments, segregation of duties and poor third-party supplier security management – to name just a few.
We work with organisations of all sizes – from mid-market banks to high frequency trading organisation – to help them understand the risks and put proactive measures in place to mitigate them.
Our solutions
We understand that not all banking institutions have the necessary skills, time, and resources available to keep pace with the constantly evolving threat-landscape. Our managed services approach to cyber-protection will help you keep running.
We can put the right security monitoring systems in place for you, conduct regular security assessments and vulnerability management, and fill cyber security skills gaps to ensure you have a robust and resilient network – at all times.
