As a high-value cyber target, the new cloud-centric, more regulated banking environment demands robust cyber security.
The financial sector has discovered that positive change in one area can exacerbate security vulnerabilities in another
Accelerated cloud adoption has driven enormous growth in digital banking – opening up exciting new business opportunities and evolving operations. But at the same time, this rapid industry evolution is also creating new security challenges that urgently need to be addressed.
Organisations are dealing with an expanding attack surface and an increased potential for security breaches to come through their networks of third-party suppliers. In response, concerned regulators are toughening their stance and demanding more robust strategies and measures, like the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), to boost operational resilience.
We’ve created an approach for banking and financial services organisations that recognises the singularity of the sector’s challenges. It prioritises supporting change in three areas:
1. Multi-cloud security
Our multi-cloud security services and solutions secure transformation by regaining visibility over your devices and applications and come together to ensure maximum protection across your entire cloud estate.
2. End user and data protection
Our end user and data protection security solutions provide the best-in class Endpoint Detection and Response capabilities for securing your users, devices and data, wherever they are.
3. Operational resilience
Our operational resilience tools and tests risk assess your entire estate, scanning for internal and external vulnerabilities, and our experts provide thorough recommendations on how to fix them.
Protect your most critical assets. Whether you’re a SMB or a global organisation, we’ll keep you one step ahead of cyber attackers with intelligence you can act on.
Secure your critical systems with centralised control over privileged accounts. Enforce strong access policies, automate password management and reduce the risk of credential misuse.