AegisOne

Financial Services

Evidence-grade control over every managed endpoint.

Financial institutions are asked to prove control effectiveness, not describe it. AegisOne produces the artefacts — inventory, patch position, access records, audit trail — in a form examiners accept.

The problem

What we hear from teams in this sector

None of this is exotic. It is the ordinary consequence of an estate that grew faster than the systems keeping track of it.

Examinable evidence

Control narratives are not enough; regulators want records.

Segregation of duties

Administrative capability must be constrained and its use recorded.

Patch governance

Critical patch timelines must be demonstrable per device class.

Third-party exposure

Vendor-managed endpoints still fall inside your control perimeter.

Patch position varies by who owns the device

WorkstationsServersBranch kiosksVendor-managed
Illustrative patch currency by device class. Workstations: 97%. Servers: 94%. Branch kiosks: 82%. Vendor-managed: 61%.

Illustrative example, not research, benchmark or customer data. It illustrates why patch evidence is reported per device class: the estate average conceals the class an examiner is most likely to ask about.

What applies

7 AegisOne capabilities relevant to Financial Services

Every capability below is running in production and available in the demo environment. This list is generated from the product registry, so it can never include something we have not built.

What this looks like in the console

An illustration of the part of the console this sector spends the most time in. The layout is the product; the values are invented for the example.

Demo environment
The AegisOne compliance engine showing framework posture scores for ISO 27001, NIST CSF, CIS Controls v8 and others, above a register of fifty findings with control reference, severity and status.
Compliance engine — control posture scored from endpoint state, with the findings behind it.

Only shipped capabilities appear on this page. If you were expecting something that is missing, it is likely on the public roadmap rather than absent from our thinking.

Example workflow

How the platform is typically operated here

A four-step rhythm rather than a project. Each step produces the input the next one needs, which is what keeps the reporting current instead of assembled the week before it is due.

  1. 01

    Establish

    Baseline the estate and map it to your control framework.

  2. 02

    Enforce

    Drive patch and remediation activity against the baseline.

  3. 03

    Record

    Capture every privileged action in the audit log.

  4. 04

    Evidence

    Export control evidence packages ahead of examination.

Security considerations

Controls that matter in this environment

A platform with administrative reach into every endpoint is itself part of your attack surface. These are the controls AegisOne applies to its own operation.

  • Multi-factor authentication on all operator accounts
  • Append-only audit record of privileged actions
  • Vaulted credentials with recorded reveal events
  • Risk register linking technical findings to business exposure

Recommended reports

What to put in front of stakeholders

These are the reports teams in this sector generate most often. Each exports to PDF, Excel or PowerPoint from the report catalogue.

  • Control evidence package

  • Patch SLA adherence

  • Privileged access review

  • Risk register and exposure summary

Compliance considerations

Frameworks that usually apply here

Read the claim level on each one carefully. It describes precisely what AegisOne does and does not assert — the difference between our controls being designed against a standard and our platform helping you evidence your own obligations under it.

PCI DSS

Designed to support

AegisOne supports controls associated with PCI DSS requirements for asset inventory, patching and access management.

ISO/IEC 27001

Compliant

AegisOne is ISO/IEC 27001 compliant. Our information security management controls are implemented in line with the standard, covering access control, asset management, operations security, audit logging and vulnerability management.

SOC 2

Designed to support

AegisOne helps organisations implement and evidence controls that support their SOC 2 objectives.

NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Designed to support

AegisOne capabilities map to Identify, Protect, Detect and Respond functions of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.

AegisOne supports your compliance programme; it does not make your organisation compliant, and no statement on this site should be read as a certification we hold on your behalf. Full claim definitions are published on the compliance page.

See this against your own estate

Start a demo pre-loaded with a realistic managed estate, or have someone walk through the financial services workflow against your actual environment.

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