Guide
Five Steps for Financial Services to Win at Cyber
Implementing zero trust is a complex journey, not a simple solution. Financial institutions rely on it to secure banking, trading, and claims processing, as legacy security models like VPNs and firewalls fail in cloud environments. A robust zero trust platform reduces risk, cost, and complexity while improving productivity. Success requires aligning stakeholders, from CTOs to CISOs, and securing board support with clear risk metrics. A phased deployment plan ensures a smooth transition, prioritizing pragmatic solutions like VPN replacement. Addressing basic cybersecurity threats, such as phishing, is crucial. By adopting zero trust, financial firms enhance security, regulatory compliance, and resilience.