By industry
Security testing for banking and financial institutions.
Banking systems face sophisticated adversaries, strict regulation, and zero tolerance for data or funds compromise. Testing must prove exploitability with evidence and cover the authorization and transaction-integrity flaws that matter most.
Authorization and transactions
Broken access control and transaction-logic abuse are the core risks. Every account and money-movement endpoint needs cross-account authorization testing.
Regulatory rigor
Banking demands demonstrable, repeatable diligence. Reproducible findings with full decision logs support audit and regulatory review.
Third-party and open banking
Open-banking APIs and partner integrations expand the trust boundary and must be tested for authorization and SSRF.
Key risks to test
Compliance
Findings support PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and regulatory testing expectations.
FAQ
How often should banks conduct penetration testing?
Regulations typically require at least annual and post-significant-change testing, but continuous or autonomous testing between engagements is increasingly expected to cover the rapid pace of change in digital banking.
Impactr finds and proves whether flaws like this are actually reachable in your own web apps and APIs, with a reproducible exploit as evidence.