FINANCIAL SERVICES
Financial institutions operate in an environment where precision, uptime, and customer trust define everything. ORDR helps teams secure rapidly expanding connected environments—from payment systems to branch networks—with intelligence that stays ahead of escalating risk.
Inaccurate and incomplete asset visibility can lead to cybersecurity blindspots. Ordr unifies API, DPI and proprietary Ordr Discovery methods to deliver comprehensive and accurate asset insights on devices, users, applications, SaaS and cloud.
Financial services organizations are one of the most targeted verticals by threat actors. Ordr addresses vulnerabilities and cyberthreats that bring the biggest risks to the business.
The financial services organization is a highly regulated industry. Ordr simplifies compliance audits for Sarbanes-Oxley, GLBA, FINRA, PCI, Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and more with comprehensive asset data and reporting at your fingertips.
Financial networks blend legacy systems with modern cloud, branch IT, IoT, OT, and transaction technologies. Gaps in visibility here quickly become gaps in security.
ORDR consolidates device intelligence into one authoritative, living view—giving your teams clarity about what’s on the network, how it behaves, and what warrants attention. This foundation improves decision-making across security, networking, fraud teams, and compliance stakeholders. With ORDR, you can:
Visibility becomes something you act on—not something you chase.
Segmentation in financial environments can’t introduce downtime or business friction. ORDR makes Zero Trust enforcement practical—translating real-world device behavior into policies that are both precise and resilient.
Whether you’re isolating a high-risk teller workstation, containing a compromised IoT device, or enforcing least-privilege for sensitive transaction servers, ORDR ensures enforcement aligns with operational expectations. This brings:
Security strengthens without harming performance, availability, or customer experience.
Financial environments generate massive amounts of data—but getting the right insight often requires digging through interfaces, pivoting across tools, or waiting on busy teams. ORDR IQ eliminates that friction by letting you simply ask for what you need.
Your AI agent pulls any data from the ORDR platform—asset details, behavioral context, communication patterns, vulnerabilities, segmentation impacts, compliance status, you name it—and turns it into the format you want. No UI expertise required. No manual hunting. No exporting and stitching. With ORDR IQ, teams can
Instead of spending time finding information, analysts spend time using it—accelerating investigations, strengthening controls, and supporting business decisions with verified truth. ORDR IQ handles the overhead. Your team handles the mission.
Modern finance depends on thousands of interconnected systems, devices, and applications. As these environments grow more distributed, traditional controls struggle to keep pace. ORDR brings stability and control back into the equation with a platform that understands your environment deeply and enforces security without slowing operations. You gain:
This is proactive defense designed for institutions where even brief exposure carries outsized impact.
Using Ordr’s device-centric threat and anomaly detection, Veritex Bank has also been able to detect and quickly address issues, even before being notified by our virtual SOC. This has helped the team accelerate response.
Bob Ludecke SVP and CISO Veritex Bank
Using network architecture to help protect devices only goes so far if you can’t profile device behavior and understand existing vulnerabilities. The Ordr platform gives you that visibility to understand how every device is being used.
CISO Financial Services Organization (788 Branches Across 17 States)
Asset discovery is extremely important but understanding what risks are around those assets is critical. If you don’t have an individual profile for each asset, your system treats them the same. Understanding assets and their risks is how CSOs should approach security.
CISO Financial Services Organization (788 branches, 17 states)
