FINANCIAL SECTOR: maximum safety in operations
- Home
- FINANCIAL SECTOR: maximum safety in operations
Continuity of financial services
The financial sector is one of the targets most affected by cyber attacks.
The development of IoT devices and the use of mobile banking by customers has led to a rapid increase in the attack surface.
Financial institutions handle a vast amount of high-value sensitive data, including personal and financial information of customers.
The biggest challenge is to proactively protect the assets of sensitive data by optimizing the operational efficiency of the services offered to consumers, in compliance with data use regulations.
How SGBox protects device data
SGBox’s SIEM and SOAR capabilities offer different ways of protecting sensitive data for all transactions that are performed in the financial sector.
Transaction protection
SGBox deploys encrypted and authentication protocols to protect online financial transactions. This ensure that sensitive information are protected during the transfer between customers, banks and other financial actors.
Threats monitoring
SGBox can constantly monitor device and network activities to detect suspicious behavior or potential attacks. Proactive monitoring helps you detect and mitigate threats in real time, minimizing potential damage.
Access control
It can manage access to data and financial systems, allowing only authorized personnel to access sensitive information. Implementing multi-factor authentication and role-based controls reduces the risk of unauthorized access.
Protection against financial fraud
Financial transactions are often targeted by fraud, such as identity theft or unauthorized transactions. SGBox can implement advanced anti-fraud solutions, such as anomaly monitoring or artificial intelligence, to detect and prevent fraud.
Types of cyber attacks in the financial sector
Phishing
Attackers send fraudulent emails or messages to trick recipients into revealing personal or financial information, such as bank account login credentials.
Malware
Malware can be used to compromise devices or financial networks, allowing attackers to steal information or control systems remotely.
DDoS attacks
Distributed Denial of Service (ddos) attacks aim to overload financial systems with a high amount of traffic, making them inaccessible and causing service disruptions.
Data breaches
Data breaches can lead to the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive financial information, putting customer privacy and the reputation of financial institutions at risk.