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Cybersecurity for Financial Services
Financial services is a high-trust, high-scrutiny industry, which makes security a business priority as much as a technical one.
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Where trust, compliance, and security meet
Canadian and North American financial organizations face real pressure on three fronts: fraud prevention, customer data protection, and regulatory compliance. Frameworks like OSFI B-13 raise the bar on all three.
You get advanced threat detection, endpoint protection and continuous monitoring working as one program, with the people to run it alongside your team.
What Canadian financial institutions are navigating
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The rising sophistication and frequency of cyber attacks targeting the financial sector.
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Meeting evolving regulatory requirements across frameworks like OSFI B-13, PIPEDA, and PCI DSS.
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Balancing digital transformation with the need to secure legacy systems.
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Managing third-party risk, resource gaps, and an expanding fintech landscape.
Why financial institutions need advanced protection
From banks and insurers to lenders and payment providers, financial services organizations are facing increasingly sophisticated fraud tactics, including AI-enhanced phishing, payment diversion, and synthetic identity scams. According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, Canadians reported more than $638 million in fraud losses across 108,878 reports in 2024. This is why we work alongside your team to build protection that keeps pace with how these threats are evolving.
Here's how we help you safeguard your most critical assets:
Proactive risk management: Identify and manage cybersecurity risk before it has a business impact, with an approach built specifically for the financial sector.
Incident Response (IR): When a breach occurs, speed matters. Gain immediate access to accredited experts and global SOC capabilities to investigate, contain, and recover quickly with our IR retainer services.
Compliance, Risk & Assurance (CRA): Navigate audits, regulations, and standards with the support needed to build operational resilience and regulatory confidence.
End-to-end protection: From MDR and SOC operations to risk consulting and advisory, access tailored solutions that keep your financial organization secure, compliant, and resilient.
Which cyber security regulations apply to Canadian financial institutions?
Federally regulated financial institutions work under OSFI's Guideline B-13 for technology and cyber risk management, alongside its 24-hour technology and cyber incident reporting expectations. Third-party arrangements fall under Guideline B-10. Customer information is governed by PIPEDA, card data by PCI DSS, and payment messaging by the SWIFT Customer Security Programme. Provincially regulated institutions, credit unions and fintechs face their own combinations of these.
Our Governance, Risk, and Compliance services help you stay aligned as these requirements change, simplifying audits and reducing compliance risk across your organization.
How financial Institutions can get breach-ready
An Incident Response Retainer gives you fast access to accredited experts and proven playbooks. Your team gets the support needed to prepare, respond, and recover from incidents quickly, limiting impact and strengthening your resilience for what comes next.
With us working alongside you, your organization meets every stage of an incident with the right people already in place.
Speak to an expert
With extensive experience in banking and financial services, we understand the complexities, high stakes, and regulatory demands specific to your sector. Talk to an advisor about the right approach for your organization.
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Dublin: +353 01 293 4027
London: +44 20 3397 3414
Sofia: +359 2 491 0110
Cape Town: +27 08 606 25673
Johannesburg: +27 08 606 25673
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