Audit-grade vulnerability evidence for trading systems and core banking.
What you are measured against
Financial services carry one of the heaviest regulatory loads. PCI-DSS governs any system in cardholder-data scope and requires continuous vulnerability management and access control. NIS2 Article 21 applies to many institutions as essential entities, and DORA adds operational resilience and ICT risk obligations. Auditors expect a defensible, continuously maintained record of which systems are exposed, what is being done about it, and within what timeframe.
Where the exposure sits
Finance runs high-value, high-availability systems where downtime is costly and change windows are tight. Core banking and trading platforms often cannot be patched on demand, so exposure windows are real and must be tracked. The sector is a priority target for actively exploited vulnerabilities, which makes exploit probability, not just severity, the right ranking signal. Privileged access to financial systems is a constant insider and credential-theft risk.
Turning regulatory pressure into evidence
Secuno correlates live inventory against the NIST NVD and the CISA KEV catalogue, and uses EPSS so the risk list orders by exploit probability rather than raw CVSS. That matters when patch windows are scarce and you must spend them on what is actually being exploited. Risks carry remediation deadlines set per client and per severity, and overdue items surface immediately, giving auditors a defensible timeline. Access-control rules monitor the local Administrators group and privileged accounts. Controls are scored per client against DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2, and the same vulnerability and access evidence answers the questions a PCI-DSS assessor asks. Reports export as branded PDF, and risk and audit data export as CSV or JSON for examiner review.
Related: the CVE engine and EPSS scoring · compliance reporting
See Secuno against a finance environment
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