Cybersecurity Solutions for Fintech Companies

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years on the market
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our geography

98 data breaches

detected

Innovation requires reliable protection

Cybersecurity challenges for fintech companies

The fintech sector operates at the edge of innovation and risk. Strict regulatory requirements, millions of transactions, and handling of sensitive data make it an attractive target for hackers.

Cybersecurity for fintech is critically important: vulnerabilities or data breaches can lead to serious financial and reputational losses, and sometimes even to the shutdown of the entire business.

Security challenges of large fintech corporations

Complex infrastructure, numerous integrations, insider risks, and millions of users create a high level of threats and require constant monitoring.
Cybersecurity challenges for medium-sized businesses

The growing number of users increases hackers’ interest. Insufficient monitoring and vulnerable integrations with partners also pose significant security risks.
Threats for fintech startups and small companies

The lack of basic policies (access control, passwords, backups), configuration errors, vulnerable applications or APIs, and limited budgets make them especially vulnerable.

11 million

attacks

blocked per day

600+

implemented

projects

digital

security tools

78%

client

retention rate (CRR)

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Our services for fintech companies

01.Penetration testing

A comprehensive cybersecurity assessment through safe simulation of hacker attacks to identify vulnerabilities in advance. This testing provides insight into the real state of your system’s protection and its compliance with international standards.

02.24/7 cybersecurity monitoring

Fintech companies often suffer from targeted attacks, making continuous SOC monitoring essential. Round-the-clock oversight and prompt incident response minimize the risk of service disruptions and protect customer data.

03.Code security audit

Mobile applications, online banking, and financial APIs must be secure from the inside out. Code review helps identify potential vulnerabilities before release, preventing attacks and reducing the costs of fixing issues.

04.Smart contract audit

For blockchain projects, the security of smart contracts is critical. Reviewing logic and identifying vulnerabilities in the code help prevent asset losses caused by errors or malicious exploits. Such an audit is essential before launching tokenization and financial solutions.

05.Reverse engineering

This service is relevant for analyzing suspicious software, third-party integrations, or malware. It helps to understand the nature of the threat, identify potential risks for fintech businesses, and is used in cases of fraudulent attacks or data breaches.

06.System remediation and recovery

After incidents such as ransomware, DDoS attacks, or data breaches, it’s crucial to restore stability quickly. The remediation and recovery service acts as “insurance” for businesses, helping minimize losses. However, the best strategy is to prevent such situations in the first place.

07.Web application penetration testing

08.Mobile application penetration testing

09.Network penetration testing

10.External penetration testing

11.Internal penetration testing

12.Cloud penetration testing

13.API penetration testing

14.AWS penetration testing

15.Azure penetration testing

16.GCP penetration testing

17.Infrastructure penetration testing

18.Blockchain penetration testing

19.Wireless network penetration testing

20.Advanced penetration testing

21.Objective-oriented penetration testing

22.White-box penetration testing

Our certificates

Effective counteraction to any cyber threats

Advantages of our cybersecurity solutions

The fintech sector operates in a high-risk environment: companies simultaneously innovate, handle sensitive data, and face new cyber threats every day.

Our services help you prepare for attacks before they occur, provide reliable protection for your digital products, and enable you to confidently bring new solutions to market.

With Datami’s services, you get:

Risk reduction: we identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
Cost optimization: eliminating the consequences of an attack is more expensive than fixing issues in advance.
Continuous protection: round-the-clock monitoring and rapid incident response ensure security.
Regulatory compliance: cybersecurity checks help you prepare for audits.
Client and investor trust: demonstrating care for the security of digital assets strengthens trust.
Actionable recommendations: our guidance allows you to make prompt decisions and eliminate threats.

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Compliance with cybersecurity standards and requirements

The fintech sector is regulated by strict standards: PCI DSS for card data, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 for information security, GDPR for personal data, and KYC/AML for financial monitoring. We help businesses not only achieve compliance with international regulations but also turn it into a competitive advantage.

Client and partner trust

Compliance with international standards enhances the company’s reputation and opens access to new markets

Avoiding fines and risks

Proper regulatory compliance minimizes legal risks and helps pass audits stress-free

Solutions that work

Our approach to fintech cybersecurity

We take an individual approach to each project to consider the specific needs of the business and select the most appropriate methods and tools. We focus on threats that genuinely impact financial processes and prioritize remediation based on criticality.

When needed, we provide continuous support, offering not only one-time assessments but also long-term, round-the-clock monitoring. We prepare transparent and clear reports with technical details for specialists and strategic recommendations for management.

Understanding the specifics

We take into account the particularities of the fintech sector - from payments and banking to crypto and regulatory requirements.

Best practices

We apply international methodologies (OWASP, PTES, NIST, PCI DSS), modern tools, and our own expertise.

Flexibility and scalability

We tailor solutions to the needs of each business and ensure protection in line with the company’s growth.

How our services are rated

Client reviews

Positive reviews on Clutch are proof of the effectiveness of our solutions and real results. The trust of our clients and their experience working with Datami are the best evaluation of our work.

We value our customers’ opinions and are grateful for every review!

Vulnerabilities we detect

The most common cyber threats for fintech companies

01.

Weak authentication and 2FA

Simple passwords, lack of multi-factor authentication, or its improper configuration open the door to account and service compromise.

02.

API vulnerabilities

Insufficient validation or authorization, and injection attacks (SQL/NoSQL, IDOR) allow attackers to access or manipulate data.

03.

Cloud configuration errors

Public storage, exposed databases, or misconfigured IAM policies can lead to leaks of sensitive information and compromise of access keys.

04.

Smart contract vulnerabilities

Errors in contract logic or weaknesses in cryptographic components create risks of asset loss, especially in crypto, DeFi, and tokenization sectors.

05.

Social engineering

Phishing, business email compromise, or vishing allow attackers to bypass technical defenses and gain access to accounts and internal systems.

06.

Improper access controls

Excessive user privileges, unclosed accounts of former employees, and weak privilege management create serious internal threats.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, because startups often have weaker security and become easier targets compared to large banks or exchanges.

Having certifications (PCI DSS, ISO) and undergoing regular security assessments demonstrate the company’s maturity. A penetration testing report or code audit is the best proof of reliability and a serious commitment to cybersecurity.

Yes, you can start with a basic penetration test, a code audit, and the implementation of simple access control policies. This will provide essential protection without significant investment.

Yes, because attackers can not only steal funds but also disrupt operations or destroy data, effectively paralyzing the company.

Activate the incident response plan: isolate the issue, notify regulators and customers, conduct an investigation, and restore operations.

At least once a year or after every significant product or infrastructure update.

Yes. It shows investors and partners that you have control over security and care about your reputation.

Yes, because the leakage of personal or financial data directly harms customers and undermines trust in the entire industry.

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