Financial Services
Resilience your regulators expect
Meet DORA, protect customer assets and keep the lights on through the worst that attackers can throw at you.
Threat landscape
The financial services threat landscape
Financial institutions face motivated, well-funded attackers and relentless regulatory scrutiny.
Account takeover
Stolen credentials are the weapon of choice. Zero-trust access and identity-based policy stop abuse before money moves.
Data and payment fraud
Sensitive data exfiltration and payment fraud are stopped by DLP and cloud app governance.
Third-party risk
Vendors are an extension of your attack surface. Least-privilege access keeps supply-chain risk visible and governed.
Compliance & controls
Mapping to DORA
| Requirement | How SecureTrust satisfies it |
|---|---|
| DORA: ICT risk management (Art. 6) | Continuous vulnerability and configuration visibility forms the basis of a sound risk framework. → Managed Patch Management |
| DORA: Incident reporting (Art. 19) | Real-time log analysis and threat detection ensure incidents are detected and reported within the deadline. → SIEM Platform |
| DORA: Digital operational resilience testing (Art. 24) | Inline attack prevention and virtual patching validate that your controls hold under attack. → Intrusion Prevention System |
| DORA: Third-party risk (Art. 28) | Least-privilege access governs how third parties touch your systems. → Universal ZTNA |
Outcomes
What you get
Resilience, security, and the evidence regulators ask for.
Regulatory ready
Evidence for DORA, PCI and ISO on demand.
Stop fraud
Block account takeover and data theft.
Faster response
Detect and contain incidents in minutes.
Supply-chain control
See and govern third-party access.
SecureTrust gave us a single view of risk across banking, trading and payments.
James Okoro · CISO
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