Solutions for fintech

Supply chain security for fintech

In short

Fintech runs on browser extensions and open-source packages that touch sessions, payments, and keys. Extuno inspects every version of that software for supply-chain risk and gives auditable, evidence-based findings.

Why does fintech need supply chain security?

Financial software handles authentication, payments, and increasingly crypto keys - exactly what supply-chain malware targets. A poisoned extension or dependency can exfiltrate session cookies, swap a wallet address, or harvest credentials from a trusted internal tool.

What does Extuno provide a fintech team?

Per-version analysis of browser extensions and npm or PyPI dependencies, a CI gate that blocks leaked secrets, continuous monitoring with alerting, and an audit log of every finding - evidence that stands up to a security or compliance review.

How does this support compliance?

Findings carry the file, line, and reason, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK where relevant, and the platform keeps a full audit trail with role-based access and SSO. That makes detection decisions reviewable rather than opaque.

FAQ

Common questions

What supply chain risks matter most for fintech?
Session and cookie theft, wallet drainers and clipboard swaps for crypto, credential leaks in code, and poisoned updates to trusted extensions or dependencies.
Does Extuno keep an audit trail?
Yes. Every finding and privileged action is logged, with role-based access, SSO, and SCIM on enterprise plans.