cyber securityAdvanced Cyber Security solutions for financial institutions.
Infonancial works with Cyber Security partners with deep credit union experience.
These partnerships provide access to industry-leading expertise in key areas such as advanced email security, network protection, and endpoint security.
By collaborating with experts who specialize in protecting financial institutions, we ensure your organization has the tools and knowledge needed to safeguard against evolving threats. Whether it's implementing next-generation firewalls, providing comprehensive vulnerability management, or offering SOC-as-a-Service, our partners deliver the full range of security solutions outlined below to keep your institution secure and compliant.
Key areas for securing your credit union's infrastructure.
SERVICE OPTIONSAdvanced Email Security
Email remains a primary attack vector for cybercriminals. To protect yourself from malware, ransomware, phishing campaigns, and business email compromise while preventing data loss, get email encryption, retention, legal hold, and archiving.
Endpoint Security
Protect your computers and information from any cyber threats with an Endpoint Protection Platform that prevents malware, detects and blocks malicious activity from both trusted and untrusted applications, and provides investigation and remediation capabilities.
Endpoint Protection Systems can protect against file, fileless, script-based, and zero-day threats by using machine learning or behavior analysis on top of signature-based detection.
Network Security
Next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) filter network traffic to protect an organization from external threats and identify attacks, malware, and other threats. NGFWs provide your organization with application control, intrusion prevention, and advanced visibility across the network. When threats continue to develop, traditional firewalls fall behind putting you at risk but NGFWs evolve to keep your network secure as new threats arise.
Security Awareness Training
Your people are your first line of defense. Train and educate your employees to protect your IT assets from social engineering attacks. Security awareness training programs educate and test your team about security awareness, phishing, and the latest threat trends.
SOC-as-a-Service
Building an in-house Security Operations Centre (SOC) can be costly and resource-intensive and can even feel impossible for most organizations. When you choose SOC-as-a-Service you can get flexible, cost-effective protection from cyber threats for your IT infrastructure.
Mobile Device Management
Mobile Device Management (MDM) can protect your business data and ensure your company retains control over confidential information. If a mobile device is lost or stolen, an MDM service can remotely lock it and wipe all data. You can monitor, manage, and secure your employees' mobile devices even if deployed across multiple mobile service providers and operating systems.
Compliance
Ensure your institution is compliant with common regulatory compliance requirements including PCI DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, or NIST 800-53.
Eliminate vulnerabilities within your network, systems, applications, or cloud to protect your critical IT assets. Vulnerability Management experts help you go beyond basic scanning. They can define key risk areas, analyze scan results with intelligence-driven context, customize reporting for clear visibility, and coordinate remediation activities.
Vulnerability Management
Penetration Testing
Security Testing can uncover vulnerabilities, threats, and risks in corporate networks and web applications. Penetration testing is a cyber security best practice that helps ensure IT environments are properly secured and vulnerabilities are appropriately patched. The insights the penetration test provides can be used to fine-tune security policies and patch detected vulnerabilities.
Cyber Security Risk Assessments
Cyber Security Risk Assessments can provide recommendations for informed decisions and appropriate investments for risk mitigation. Risk assessments can include validation of the three pillars of information security: Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and they can provide a road map of potential security gaps with detailed technical recommendations to apply additional controls to mitigate risks.
Security Incident and Events Management
Security Incident and Events Management (SIEM) platforms are extremely complex and require expertise across multiple vendors, device types, networks, operating systems, protocols, and more. Work with a Cyber Security Partner to manage, monitor, and maintain your SIEM needs.