Credit unions and community banks
Examiners ask for continuous monitoring and tested incident response. We provide both, and the evidence for the next exam.
Smaller financial institutions face the same examiners as large banks with a fraction of the staff. Monitoring after hours is usually the first gap an exam finds.
What we watch
Online banking admin access and core processor connections.
Branch workstations and ATMs on the internal network.
Staff email for account change and wire fraud.
Rules we help with
The GLBA Safeguards Rule, NCUA and FFIEC guidance on monitoring and incident response, and the evidence your examiner will ask to see.
Other industries we watch
Manufacturing
Plants run nights and weekends, and so do the people trying to stop them. We watch the office network and the shop-floor PCs that connect to it.
Clinic groups and healthcare
Protected health information, shared workstations and a front desk that opens at 7. We keep the watch during the hours your IT team cannot.
Law firms
Trust accounts and privileged files make firms a favourite for wire fraud and extortion. Most of it starts in someone’s inbox.
Logistics and distribution
Warehouses run three shifts on scanners, shared PCs and carrier portals. Ransomware on a Friday night stops trucks on Monday.
School districts
Thousands of accounts, a small IT team and student data that has to stay private. We watch identity and email so the district office can sleep.
Thirty minutes to find out who is watching your network tonight.
Bring your last insurance questionnaire or audit finding. We tell you in plain words where you are exposed after hours and what closing it would cost, then send a written quote within two business days.