Financial services · NCUA · GLBA · FFIEC
Cybersecurity for credit unions, community banks, and the people who insure them.
Examiners, regulators, and customers all expect more than they did two years ago. We operate the security plane your examiner wants to see — without the cost of a full in-house security team.
Free · ~10 minutes · No email required to see your score.
Built for examiners
Pass the exam. Stay passed.
Financial services cybersecurity is exam-driven. Our managed services produce the documentation, the audit trails, and the operational evidence your examiner expects — across NCUA, GLBA Safeguards, FFIEC CAT, and (for advisors) SEC cybersecurity rule alignment.
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24/7 SOC
Trellix + CrowdStrike + Sentinel. US-based analysts on shift.
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Identity hardening
Conditional Access, MFA, PIM, anomalous-sign-in detection.
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Vulnerability management
Quarterly + on-demand scans, KEV-prioritized remediation.
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Penetration testing
External + internal + phishing — annual minimum.
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IR retainer
72-hour NCUA notification workflow built in.
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Tabletop exercises
BEC, ransomware, and wire-fraud scenarios with the board.
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Vendor risk
Third-party security review program for material vendors.
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Awareness training
Quarterly phishing + role-based training, tracked by user.
Frameworks
Mapped to the regulators you actually answer to.
NCUA cybersecurity guidance
Information Security Examination program, ACET tool alignment, 72-hour incident notification.
GLBA Safeguards Rule (2023)
Encryption, MFA, qualified individual, written IRP, board reporting, periodic risk assessment.
FFIEC CAT
Inherent risk + cybersecurity maturity scoring across five domains, annual reassessment.
SEC cybersecurity rule (advisors)
Material incident disclosure within 4 business days; risk-management policy and oversight.
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How does this satisfy NCUA cyber-incident notification?
NCUA requires reportable cyber incidents to be notified within 72 hours. We embed that workflow directly into our IR playbook — when a customer confirms a reportable incident, the timeline, the form, and the supporting evidence pack are ready. No scrambling.
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What about the GLBA Safeguards Rule?
The 2023 Safeguards Rule update brought consumer-financial institutions under tighter requirements: encryption, MFA, periodic risk assessments, written incident response plans, qualified individual designation, and board reporting. We deliver against every operational requirement and produce the documentation board members and examiners want to see.
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Do you map to FFIEC CAT?
Yes. We use the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT) baseline as a common control framework for community banks and credit unions, scored across the five CAT domains. Annual reassessment is part of the engagement.
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Can you handle our examiners?
We support exam prep, evidence assembly, and post-exam remediation. We do not represent you in the exam — your board and management own that conversation — but we make sure the technical findings come back clean.
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What about wire fraud / BEC controls?
Wire fraud and BEC are existential risks for financial services. We harden M365 against the typical attacker playbook (legacy auth disabled, Conditional Access enforced, mailbox auto-forward blocked, anomalous-sign-in alerts live), pair it with a phishing-resistant identity model, and deliver awareness training tuned to financial-services scenarios.
Free self-assessment
Where does your institution actually stand on customer data, examiners, wire fraud, and ransomware resilience?
Twenty-four questions across six domains — Customer Data Protection, Identity & Access, Wire Fraud & BEC, Compliance & Governance, Incident Response & Resilience, and Third-Party & Vulnerability. Mapped to GLBA Safeguards, FFIEC CAT, NCUA ACET, PCI DSS, and NIST CSF 2.0. Scored locally in your browser. Roughly ten minutes.
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