Protect the platform as it changes
Review identity boundaries, API exposures, cloud architecture and third-party connections. Outputs can include an architecture review, testable control assumptions and a sequenced remediation roadmap.
FinTech security must move at product speed. APIs, cloud infrastructure, payments, identity and third parties change quickly, while enterprise customers and investors expect clear answers about risk. Akita connects secure architecture, operational detection and assurance evidence so security can support growth.

Cloud infrastructure, APIs, payments, identity and third parties change rapidly. The value is in aligning operational security with the assurance your customers need.
Review identity boundaries, API exposures, cloud architecture and third-party connections. Outputs can include an architecture review, testable control assumptions and a sequenced remediation roadmap.
Determine which security events matter, where telemetry flows, how investigations start and who can respond. Outputs can include detection coverage assessments and practical operating handoffs.
Connect accountable controls to enterprise procurement and investor due diligence. Support ISO 27001 and SOC 2 readiness where appropriate, without implying certification is provided.
For enterprise due diligence, start with evidence readiness. For operational uncertainty, assess detection coverage. For new trust boundaries, assess architecture and controlled attack validation.
Akita has built and operates an end-to-end SIEM and security monitoring capability for a FinTech organisation, demonstrating delivery beyond advisory work into operational monitoring.
Yes. We start by establishing existing telemetry, responsibilities and coverage before recommending changes.
The work can strengthen control evidence and ownership, with specific representations agreed within scope.
We agree production safeguards, change windows and authorisation for potentially disruptive tests.
Customer assurance, cloud change and monitoring are different starting points. We will help clarify which work comes first.