Attacks through bank vendors
Core processors, fintech partners and IT providers connect directly to bank systems. A breach at a vendor can expose customer data the bank is still responsible for.
Birmingham is Alabama’s banking and medical center, and both draw determined attackers. We test, monitor and defend Central Alabama organizations, with an incident line that answers 24/7.
Birmingham’s economy is anchored by finance and medicine. Regional bank headquarters downtown, the community banks and credit unions around them, and a deep bench of insurance, wealth and fintech firms handle money for much of the Southeast. The UAB medical district and the hospitals, clinics and research groups around it make the city a major healthcare center, while engineering, construction and steel-related manufacturing carry on the city’s industrial roots.
Banks and hospitals are among the most targeted organizations anywhere, and the smaller vendors and practices around them are often the way in. StrikeProof helps Birmingham organizations test their networks and applications, monitor them 24/7, and respond quickly when something goes wrong, with the documentation examiners, auditors and Alabama’s vendor-oversight requirements call for.
Penetration testing, 24/7 monitoring, vendor risk reviews and evidence for FFIEC-aligned examinations.
HIPAA risk analysis, ransomware defense and incident response that keeps patient care going.
Wire-fraud controls, secure project file sharing and security answers for public-sector bids.
Segmented plant networks, ransomware defense and recovery plans for production systems.
Attackers go where the money and the data are. In Central Alabama, these are the threats we see shaped by the local economy.
Core processors, fintech partners and IT providers connect directly to bank systems. A breach at a vendor can expose customer data the bank is still responsible for.
Hospitals, specialty practices and research groups hold data and run systems that can’t go offline, which is why ransomware crews keep coming back to them.
Engineering and construction firms exchange large progress payments with subcontractors, and spoofed emails with new bank details are a constant threat.
Alabama’s Data Breach Notification Act requires businesses to implement reasonable security measures, and spells out that this includes overseeing third-party service providers that handle personal information and disposing of records securely. After a breach, affected residents must be notified within 45 days, and the Attorney General and the credit reporting agencies when more than 1,000 Alabamians are affected. Vendors that suffer a breach must tell the business that owns the data within 10 days. Knowing what your vendors hold, and testing how they connect to you, is part of meeting the law.
General information, not legal advice. Confirm your obligations with your attorney.
Offense informs defense. We test like attackers, monitor around the clock, and respond fast, all from one team.
A 24/7 line for Birmingham businesses facing ransomware, a compromised mailbox or a fraudulent wire. Containment and forensics start remotely within minutes of your call.
Explore incident responseNetwork, web application, cloud and phishing tests that show how an attacker would get in, with a prioritized fix list and a retest.
Explore VAPTAround-the-clock monitoring of your endpoints, cloud accounts and email, so account takeovers and intrusions are caught and stopped early.
Explore SOC & MDRGap assessments, control implementation and audit-ready evidence for the frameworks Birmingham businesses are held to.
Explore complianceCustomers, regulators and insurers in Central Alabama increasingly want proof of security, not promises. We map your controls to the frameworks that apply to you and help you produce the evidence.
Our monitoring, testing and incident response are delivered over secure remote connections, so every business in Central Alabama gets the same team, the same speed and the same pricing, downtown or out in the suburbs.
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