Security for an industry where a breach is existential
Banks hold the most valuable data in the economy and answer to the strictest regulators. We help banks protect customer and payment data, control privileged access and show supervisors that controls actually work.
The risks we see most in banks
Customer data leaving the bank
Statements, card data and customer records sent out by email, web uploads or USB, often by accident.
Privileged access to core systems
Shared administrator passwords and vendor access to core banking and databases that nobody reviews.
Fraud and impersonation
Fake websites, social media pages and apps that impersonate the bank to steal credentials.
Regulatory scrutiny
Supervisors expect board-level cyber governance, incident reporting and evidence of tested controls.
Where to start
Each area opens our assistant, which matches your situation to the right approach in about two minutes.
Regulations that apply
- Central Bank of Kenya cybersecurity guidanceBoard accountability, a CISO in senior management and 24-hour incident reporting for banks, with a draft update under consultation in 2026.
- Kenya Data Protection Act, 2019Security safeguards, 72-hour breach notification, impact assessments, registration and cross-border rules for anyone processing personal data in Kenya.
DLP & data classification
Needed visibility and control over sensitive data, with no formal classification framework in place.
Implemented DLP alongside a structured data classification framework.