Security for a sector where
every digital transaction matters

Financial institutions process large volumes of transactions and sensitive financial data every day, making them an attractive target for cybercriminals. A successful attack can lead directly to financial loss, fraud and disruption of financial services. The interconnected nature of the financial sector means the impact can also extend beyond a single organisation.

The security challenges in Finance

Financial services are becoming increasingly digital. Customers manage their finances online, payments are processed automatically and financial services are available 24/7. As a result, the digital attack surface continues to grow.

Financial institutions face attacks every day, and the threat landscape continues to evolve. Ransomware is on the rise, while AI makes phishing and vishing more convincing and easier to scale. At the same time, DORA, the Dutch Cybersecurity Act and supervision by DNB place high demands on digital resilience, with frameworks such as TIBER-EU and ART used to test that resilience in practice.

Do you recognise these security challenges?

As a CISO of financial services, you want to stay in control of risks that can lead to fraud, unauthorised transactions or disruption of financial services.

Protecting customer trust

Customers entrust your organisation with their financial lives. Account misuse or unauthorised access to customer records can lead to fraud, personal harm and loss of trust.

Keeping critical services available

When payments, disbursements or customer portals become unavailable, customers feel the impact immediately. You need to know whether your organisation can detect an attack in time, limit its impact and restore services.

Managing risks across the supply chain

Cloud providers, fintech partners and other service providers are part of both your financial services and your attack surface. The challenge is understanding how their access and dependencies can expose your organisation to risk.

Knowing where security investments make a difference

New applications, APIs and cloud environments continuously change what needs to be protected. You need insight into the attack paths leading to critical systems and customer data, so you can prioritise improvements based on their actual impact.

Offensive security for financial services

Our offensive security approach is tailored to the specific risks, regulatory requirements and challenges of the financial sector. Through testing aligned with frameworks such as TIBER-EU and ART, we help financial institutions assess their cyber resilience and meet relevant DORA requirements.

Security Health Check

We assess the security accross complex IT environments and critical financial processes. We look at how security is set up, interdependencies, supply chain risks and relevant digital resilience requirements.

Penetration Testing

We actively attack customer portals, apps, APIs and the underlying IT environments. We investigate which vulnerabilities could provide access to customer data or critical systems, and whether financial processes can be manipulated.

Social engineering

Using realistic phishing and telephone-based scenarios, we assess how well employees, verification procedures and technical controls work together to withstand deception and account takeover.

Red teaming

Through a controlled attack focused on agreed business objectives, we test how well your people, processes and technology work together to stop an attacker and limit the impact.

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We werken voor organisaties waar security niet mag falen.

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“We are seeing ransomware increase, while AI is lowering the barrier to convincing vishing and phishing attacks. In financial services, this increases both the pressure on critical systems and the risk of customers and employees being deceived.”

Nick Bruinsma

Red Team Lead

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Ready to put the security of
your financial services to the test?

Together, we’ll explore your challenges and advise you on the approach that best addresses your organisation’s risks.