Technology infrastructure for financial services.
Infrastructure and security built around the compliance and integrity requirements financial data actually carries.
Reference architecture — illustrative01 Industry problem
Financial services organisations carry regulatory obligations around data residency, audit trail integrity and incident notification that most generic infrastructure setups were never designed to satisfy.
02 Reference architecture
Segmented environments with strict identity and access boundaries, immutable log retention for audit purposes, and data residency controls that keep primary and secondary copies in-region by default.
03 Solutions
- Network segmentation and access control
- SIEM and immutable log retention
- Identity and privileged access management
- Backup with compliance-grade retention
- Incident response with regulatory notification timelines built in
04 Security
Least-privilege, time-bound, logged access to sensitive systems; immutable audit logs that cannot be altered after the fact, including by administrators.
05 Monitoring
Continuous log correlation with retention aligned to audit and regulatory requirements, and coverage reporting that flags gaps before an auditor does.
06 Backup & DR
Immutable backup with retention schedules mapped to statutory and contractual requirements, and restore testing documented for audit evidence.
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