Cybersecurity for Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
Banks, insurers and financial services firms are accelerating digital innovation through cloud, AI, blockchain and open banking. But every new capability increases cyber exposure. This white paper explores how BFSI organisations can strengthen resilience, manage evolving threats and build security into digital transformation.
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Innovation is accelerating. So are cyber threats...
Financial institutions are among the world's most targeted organisations. The average cost of a breach reached USD 5.56M in 2025, while ransomware, AI-powered attacks and growing cloud complexity continue to expand the attack surface.
At the same time, regulatory pressure is increasing, demanding stronger governance and operational resilience. Yet compliance alone does not guarantee security.
Ensuring Cybersecurity for Banking, Financial Services and Insurance examines how organisations can move beyond compliance and build resilience across applications, data and identities.
Inside the white paper:
- How cloud, AI, blockchain and open banking are reshaping the BFSI threat landscape
- Why compliance with DORA, GDPR and PCI-DSS is necessary — but not sufficient
- The cyber resilience practices helping financial institutions anticipate, detect and recover from attacks
- How leading organisations are securing applications, protecting sensitive data and managing identities at scale
- Why more than 3,000 financial institutions trust Thales to support their cybersecurity strategies.
For financial institutions, cyberattacks are no longer a question of if, but when.
