See the exposure attackers see before it becomes a regulatory event.
Financial services organizations operate under continuous external probing. Leaked credentials, exposed services, and misconfigured infrastructure create breach risk that regulators hold you accountable for — whether or not you knew it existed.
74%
of financial services firms experienced at least one external attack in the past 12 months.
$6.1M
average cost of a breach in financial services — the second highest of any industry.
72 hrs
from purchase to a complete external assessment of your attack surface.
Regulators don't accept "we didn't know" as a defense.
GLBA, SOX, SEC cybersecurity rules, and state financial regulations all require demonstrated security risk management. That means you need to know your external exposure — not assume it's under control.
BreachBrain gives you an outside-in view of what attackers can reach. Exposed services, credential leaks tied to your domain, misconfigured email records, and unpatched infrastructure visible from the internet — surfaced and ranked before they become findings in an exam or incidents in your logs.
What attackers are looking for in your environment.
External visibility. Analyst-verified results.
Outside-in scanning
BreachBrain scans your external attack surface the same way an attacker would — no agent, no internal access, no disruption to operations.
Analyst review and sign-off
A certified analyst reviews every report before delivery. Your findings carry a documented methodology and human attestation — not an automated output.
Risk-ranked findings
Findings are ranked by severity and business impact. Critical issues surface first. Every finding explains what it is, what an attacker could do with it, and what to fix.
Documentation for examiners
The executive summary is formatted for regulators, examiners, and board-level reporting — not for your security team's internal use only.