Sector cybersecurity
Security for financial services, insurance and fintech.
Financial organisations need to protect transactions, identity and confidential information, and explain their risk decisions to leadership, customers and relevant assurance stakeholders.
Discuss your requirementsCommon exposure
Threats and operating realities.
The right controls depend on the organisation’s services, information, suppliers and existing technology. These are common areas to explore, not an assumption that every organisation has the same risk.
- •Business email compromise and payment diversion
- •Account takeover and privileged access
- •Cloud and API exposure
- •Supplier dependencies and control evidence
Practical security focus
Build around important services and data.
Relevant areas of support
Services to consider
Email security
Email remains a route to people, credentials and payments. A layered approach combines technical filtering and reporting with sensible identity controls and staff awareness, designed around your mail platform and working practices.
Explore serviceIdentity and access security
Identity determines who can reach systems and data. Strong identity controls combine authentication, least-privilege permissions, careful administration and regular review of accounts as people and responsibilities change.
Explore serviceCloud and Microsoft 365 security
Cloud services make collaboration and scaling easier, but security still depends on how identities, permissions, data, workloads and monitoring are configured. AOS helps UK organisations understand cloud exposure and select proportionate protection.
Explore serviceExposure management
Security teams often have more findings than time. Exposure management brings asset visibility, vulnerability context and threat intelligence together to help decide what needs attention first and why.
Explore serviceFrequently asked questions
Can AOS certify our DORA or FCA compliance?
No certification or compliance guarantee is offered here. We can support technical risk understanding and remediation planning; legal and regulatory interpretations should come from qualified advisers.
Can you review payment-fraud controls?
Email impersonation and account-security controls can be discussed as part of scope. Finance processes and approval controls remain subject to your internal governance.
Start with your organisation’s real priorities.
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