Tackling Today’s Top Financial Services Security Risks
Unlike fintech platforms, most breaches in non-fintech financial organizations do not start with payment systems. CYBRI tests how attackers exploit access, identity, and trust assumptions:
- Manual, intelligence-driven testing: Privilege escalation, lateral movement, cloud misconfiguration, SaaS abuse
- End-to-end coverage: From internet-facing access points to internal networks, identity systems, and sensitive data stores
- Impact-driven reporting: Findings mapped to customer data exposure, regulatory impact, and control failure
Financial Breaches Start With Access, Not Algorithms
Community banks, credit unions, funds, and asset managers operate complex environments built on trust relationships. Attackers exploit excessive privileges, weak segmentation, and identity misconfigurations not trading logic or payment engines.
Our testers have secured financial organizations across banking, investment, and retirement sectors delivering proof of real attacker movement, not theoretical risk.
Proven Track Record in Financial Services Security
- Identify real attack paths across external, internal, and identity layers
- Validate whether segmentation and access controls actually limit attackers
- Support regulatory exams, audits, and board-level risk discussions
What We Test for Financial Organizations
External Infrastructure & Remote Access
Internal Networks & Active Directory
Identity, IAM & Privileged Access
Cloud & SaaS Environments
Customer / Investor Web Portals & APIs
Third-Party & Vendor Access Paths
Secure Financial Systems Before Regulators or Attackers Ask
Regulators, auditors, and boards expect more than policies and scan results.
They want proof your defenses hold up against real attacker behavior.
CYBRI’s Red Team helps you:
- Validate real attack paths across access, identity, and infrastructure
- Identify privilege escalation and lateral movement risks early
- Align penetration testing scope with technology usage not assumptions
- Deliver defensible, regulator-ready evidence
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Frequently Asked Questions
At minimum: external, internal, and identity-focused penetration testing. Size does not reduce risk if sensitive data and network access exist.
External, internal, and identity testing are baseline. Scope expands if portals, cloud platforms, or third-party integrations are used.
Yes. Most financial breaches originate from identity compromise and internal lateral movement, not web apps.
Internal penetration testing is critical to validate segmentation, privilege escalation paths, and access boundaries.
Yes. Phishing simulations can be included to test initial access vectors and identity resilience when companies have more than 1000 employees.
