Digital Banking, Payments & Client Access
Mobile/web banking, payments APIs, transaction integrity, privileged functions, maker/checker workflows and identity controls.
Discuss this scopeBanks • Securities • Insurance • Payments • Fintech
Security must protect transactions and sensitive information while providing defensible evidence of technology controls, outsourcing oversight and resilience. Our services address the underlying financial workflows—not just the surrounding IT estate.
Security, technology risk and assurance should reflect the critical processes and decision responsibilities of the organisation.
Security must protect transactions and sensitive information while providing defensible evidence of technology controls, outsourcing oversight and resilience. Our services address the underlying financial workflows—not just the surrounding IT estate.
Six practical entry points, each designed around an industry decision and the supporting 8i service expertise.
Mobile/web banking, payments APIs, transaction integrity, privileged functions, maker/checker workflows and identity controls.
Discuss this scopeInternet trading, account takeover, device binding, suspicious activity controls, custody and settlement dependencies.
Discuss this scopePolicyholder-data security, claims and intermediary platforms, third-party exposure and cybersecurity maturity.
Discuss this scopeITGC, enterprise risk governance, control design and operating effectiveness, evidence management and remediation assurance.
Discuss this scopeCloud adoption, vendor assurance, critical-service recovery, concentration risk and major technology-change controls.
Discuss this scopeLLM/agent risks, AI security governance, digital assets, tokenisation and connected transaction controls.
Discuss this scopeAssessment criteria reflect the organisation’s activities, technology environment and applicable regulatory requirements.
TM-G-1, TM-C-1, TM-E-1, OR-2 and SA-2 support risk-proportionate governance, cybersecurity, e-banking, operational resilience and outsourcing assessment.
Relevant SFC guidance addresses internet trading and client account safeguards, phishing/AI-enabled threats and cybersecurity expectations of licensed entities.
Cybersecurity controls and CRAF risk/maturity expectations are relevant to authorised insurers. Applicability depends on insurer type and relevant provisions.
Cross-border technology risk requires jurisdiction-specific scope: China network/data controls and export mechanisms; Singapore MAS technology, outsourcing and AI expectations; Australia APRA controls and resilience.
We translate relevant supervisory expectations into focused control assessments, documented findings and practical remediation priorities.
The final deliverables depend on the commissioned scope. Typical work products include:
Transaction and API security report with scenario-based findings
Evidence-linked technology control or regulatory gap assessment
Risk and remediation priorities aligned to critical financial services
Outsourcing, resilience or go-live assurance decision brief
Start with one assessment or commission an integrated engagement with accountable scope and deliverables.
VAPT • Attack Surface Inspection • Web, Mobile & API Penetration Testing • Red / Purple Team Assessment
Technology risk management, IT GRC, control effectiveness, IT audit and regulatory assurance.
CISO strategic advice, enterprise security architecture, cyber strategy and executive governance support.
Supplier assurance, cloud and outsourcing security, architecture, IV&V, migration and go-live readiness.
Relevant supervisory guidance and industry frameworks inform control objectives, evidence requests and assurance reporting.
Technology governance, C-RAF, electronic-banking security, critical-service resilience and cloud/outsourcing assurance.
Official guidance / frameworkInternet/mobile trading, client authentication, suspicious access, platform resilience, cyber control assessment and digital-asset platform controls.
Official guidance / frameworkMap data classification, security controls, important data, personal-information obligations, MLPS and applicable data-export mechanisms.
Official guidance / frameworkTechnology risk, cyber hygiene, outsourcing, AI governance, operational resilience and independent controls testing.
Official guidance / frameworkRequirements are jurisdiction-, entity-, data- and activity-specific. Regulatory interpretation, formal audit opinions and provider authorisations are determined separately.
Assess the applicable technology, information-security and data-transfer controls as part of an integrated cross-border risk review.
Network security, graded protection, operational controls and sector/CII requirements where applicable.
Data classification, important data, handling security, organisational responsibility and applicable data controls.
Personal-information processing obligations, data protection and appropriate impact / security reviews.
China’s 2024 CAC provisions introduced exemptions and different procedures depending on data types, critical-infrastructure status, transfer volumes and processing circumstances. Relevant routes may involve security assessment, standard contractual clauses, protection certification or exemptions. The 2025 certification measures also became effective in 2026. Client-specific analysis is essential.
Previous specialist experience helps inform our assessment approach to the relevant technical, regulatory and business risks.
Technology programme leadership supporting the establishment and operational launch of a cross-border securities joint venture in Mainland China, integrating systems, cybersecurity, risk controls and regulatory-readiness coordination.
Senior internal audit and operational-risk experience across international financial institutions, spanning treasury and trade finance, equities trading, enterprise infrastructure, application controls and risk reporting.
Application security, identity, cyber-risk evidence and operational resilience should be connected to the risk owners and the financial processes affected.
Technology risk, financial trading, cyber assessment and insurance resilience expectations inform scoped VAPT, IT audit, assurance and remediation programmes.
CSL, DSL, PIPL, MLPS and relevant financial-sector requirements inform assessments of cross-border delivery, information controls, sensitive records and security governance.
Findings linked to residual risk, evidence quality, accountable remediation and management decisions.
Tell us about your technology environment, security concerns or upcoming regulatory and programme priorities. We’ll help scope the right specialist assessment or advisory engagement.