Financial Services
Protect client assets from growing threats
With a rapidly evolving and expanding threat landscape, corporate security teams at financial institutions need a more holistic view of financial services security threats to mitigate risk and minimize losses. From fraud to insider threats and privacy challenges, financial services firms face an uphill battle when it comes to staying ahead of threats.
Keep company assets and sensitive client information safe and secure
Detect insider threats in the financial sector early
Insider threats — intentional or accidental — can damage your company’s reputation, lead to data loss, cause physical damage, and have massive monetary consequences. With many employees having access to sensitive financial data and PII, it is more important than ever to have protocols to detect threat indicators early and hone in on malicious activity or identify human error that could negatively impact your financial services organization.
Prevent fraud and malicious behavior
With fraud, personal identity information (PII) leaks, data breaches, and other malicious outside behavior becoming increasingly common, security teams at financial services companies are tasked with having modern programs in place to monitor OSINT activity across social media, the dark web, and other sources to protect clients and the company’s assets and interests.
Improve security operations
As the threat of access to systems and data becomes more sophisticated and the risk for harm increases, organizations in the financial services industry need to take a proactive approach to protecting the bottom line. By proactively using technology to detect potential threats, financial services security teams can stay one step ahead and swiftly act on critical signals.
What I like most about Ontic is the continuous
monitoring and real-time alerting as situations arise.
It makes it a useful tool, and its resources are almost
infinite for what we do.
Senior Manager
Threat Assessment, Fortune 100 Financial Services
