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Financial Services Solutions
By partnering with Parker Neal, financial institutions can gain a comprehensive cyber security and data governance solution that addresses the unique challenges of their industry. Our services empower you to:
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Safeguard sensitive financial data.
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Strengthen compliance with data privacy regulations.
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Build trust with your customers.
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Minimise the risk of costly cyber attacks.
Investing in robust cyber security and data governance practices is no longer an option, but a necessity for financial institutions striving for long-term success in today’s digital age.
CREST Certified Penetration Testing
Parker Neal simulates real-world cyber attacks to identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
Third-Party Risk Management
We help you assess and mitigate security risks associated with third-party vendors by implementing robust vetting procedures and ongoing monitoring.
Security Awareness Training
We offer engaging training programs that equip your employees with the knowledge and skills to recognise and combat cyber threats.
Ensure client trust and regulatory compliance with Parker Neal's combined cyber security & data governance solutions. We help financial institutions address data security challenges and navigate complex regulations.
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Targeted Attacks: Financial institutions are prime targets for cybercriminals due to the potential for significant financial gain. These attacks can take various forms, including phishing scams, malware deployment, and ransomware attacks.
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Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs): Sophisticated cybercriminal groups often employ APTs, which involve long-term infiltration attempts to gain unauthorised access to sensitive data.
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Zero-Day Exploits: Previously unknown vulnerabilities in software or hardware can be exploited in zero-day attacks, making them particularly challenging to defend against.
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Complex Regulatory Landscape: A growing number of data privacy regulations, like GDPR, UK DPA and CCPA, impose stringent data security and breach notification requirements on financial institutions.
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Data Governance Gaps: Inadequate data governance policies and procedures can make it difficult to comply with evolving regulations and demonstrate data accountability.
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Vulnerable Infrastructure: Many financial institutions rely on legacy systems that may have outdated security features or unpatched vulnerabilities.
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Limited Security Awareness: Inadequate staff training on cybersecurity best practices can leave them susceptible to social engineering attacks and phishing scams.
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Supply Chain Vulnerabilities: Data breaches can occur through vulnerabilities present in the systems of third-party vendors and partners.
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Lack of Oversight: Inadequate oversight of third-party data security practices can expose your institution to significant risk.
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