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Innovation continues to fuel the advancement of fintech today, helping firms within the industry stay relevant and profitable through digitalization, coupled with utilitarian technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, blockchain, and more. However, as desirable as digitalization is for the realization of positive business outcomes, there are several newer, more evolved risks involving malicious activities such as hacking, phishing, and data mining that could disrupt the productivity of companies and damage financial workflows. More importantly, not all organizations possess the resources to actively combat these complex challenges that threaten the privacy and security of every employee and customer across the network.
“A number of key stakeholders, internal or external, are frequently looking for comfort around their key business and IT controls,” explains Roath. In doing so, the management can ensure that all business operations are adhering to the various regulatory guidelines, with significantly lower chances of data breaches.

