API attacks
Broken authorisation and excessive data exposure in APIs are among the most exploited fintech weaknesses.
Fintechs move fast, ship often and live in the cloud — and attackers know it. We help payment and lending businesses build security into the product and meet RBI, PCI DSS and DPDP expectations without slowing releases.
Broken authorisation and excessive data exposure in APIs are among the most exploited fintech weaknesses.
Reverse-engineered or repackaged mobile apps can bypass controls and harvest credentials.
Stored identity documents and bank details make a breach severe for customers and the business.
Open storage buckets, over-permissive roles and exposed secrets are frequent causes of breaches.
Organised groups exploit onboarding, refunds and promotions at scale.
Find and fix weaknesses in apps, APIs, networks and cloud before attackers exploit them.
Learn more about VAPT →Secure your AWS, Azure and GCP setup, APIs, containers and software delivery pipeline.
Learn more about Cloud & Application Security →Gap assessments, policies and playbooks aligned with RBI, SEBI CSCRF, CERT-In, IRDAI, PCI DSS and DPDP.
Learn more about Compliance & Risk Advisory →24/7 SIEM and EDR monitoring, threat hunting and dark-web monitoring for your environment.
Learn more about Managed Security Monitoring (SOC/MDR) →Senior security leadership, policies and vendor risk management without a full-time CISO.
Learn more about vCISO, Governance & Third-Party Risk →Yes. We can agree a testing cadence that fits your release cycle, including focused retests of changed features.
We help with scoping, gap assessment, penetration testing and remediation. Formal assessment is carried out by a Qualified Security Assessor where required.
Yes. We scale engagements for early-stage teams and can start with a focused assessment of your highest-risk systems.
Tell us what you need — a VAPT, an audit, compliance help or a second opinion. A founder-led team will get back to you.
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