Sectors · Finance
Financial services
FCA expectations, DORA, operational resilience and relentless fraud pressure mean financial companies carry more cyber obligation than almost anyone.
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The pressure
Regulated, targeted, and watched.
Financial companies face FCA operational-resilience expectations, DORA for EU-facing business, and constant fraud and business-email-compromise attempts, all while clients and auditors expect demonstrable control.
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Challenges we hear
The pressures specific to financial companies.
- Meeting FCA expectations on security and governance
- Operational resilience and staying inside impact tolerances
- Data protection across sensitive client information
- Third-party and supply-chain risk
- Standing up to regulatory scrutiny and audit
- Qualifying for, and keeping, cyber insurance
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Frameworks that apply
The standards in play.
- DORA (for EU-facing entities and ICT providers)
- ISO 27001
- SOC 2
- PCI DSS where card data is involved
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How we help
Protection and proof, joined up.
- Continuous compliance across the frameworks above
- 24×7 managed detection & response
- Email security and identity controls to blunt fraud and account takeover
- DORA gap assessment and the Article 28 third-party register
Under FCA or DORA pressure?
Tell us your obligations; we’ll map the shortest credible route to meeting and evidencing them.
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