Cyber Risk Compliance Platform
One platform. Integrated Assessments. Exam‑ready every day.
FinCyberTech takes your institution from CAT to NIST CSF 2.0 and keeps you there. Assessments are integrated, so a control description written once carries into every assessment that follows, with AI‑assisted scoring, automated evidence, risk quantified in dollars, and reporting your board and examiners can act on.
Delivered by a US-based cyberteam serving financial institutions exclusively.
The Moment
The CAT is gone. The expectations aren’t.
For a decade, the Cybersecurity Assessment Tool gave financial institutions a common language with their examiners. That era ended on August 31, 2025. The FFIEC now points institutions to recognized industry frameworks, and NIST CSF 2.0 has emerged as the standard most community banks and credit unions are adopting.
If your institution has already transitioned, the question is whether you can sustain it: keeping assessments current, evidence fresh, and reporting continuous rather than repeating the annual scramble under a new name.
If you haven’t transitioned, the window for “we’re still evaluating” is closing. Examiners are already asking where institutions landed.
“The CAT’s retirement wasn’t the end of a requirement. It was the start of a higher bar. Institutions that treat NIST CSF 2.0 as a living program, not an annual exercise, are the ones walking into exams with confidence.”
The Platform
From periodic to continuous.
Spreadsheets and once-a-year assessments can’t keep pace with examiner expectations. Our platform connects compliance, risk, and remediation data in one place, so your posture is always current and always evidenced.
Monitor
Continuous controls monitoring
Data flows in from your existing stack to score technical controls automatically. Posture updates in real time, not at the next assessment cycle.
Evidence
Automated evidence collection
Evidence is gathered continuously and tied to the controls it supports. When an examiner asks, the proof is already there.
Crosswalk
Integrated assessments
AI-powered crosswalking maps controls across frameworks by intent, and control descriptions written in one assessment pass into the next. Your legacy CAT work maps forward too, so nothing your team built is wasted.
Quantify
Risk in dollars, not colors
Tie risks to mitigating controls and quantify exposure using transparent models like FAIR and NIST 800-30. Give the board a defensible number.
Remediate
Prioritized findings
Findings are ranked in context so your team works on what actually reduces risk. Remediation carries timelines, costs, and return analysis.
Report
Board & examiner reporting
Executive dashboards translate technical posture into business language. Walk into board meetings and exams with a narrative, not a binder.
FAIR-based estimates. Illustrative figures.
NLP maps controls by intent, validated by our cyberteam.
Your controls don't live in silos, and your compliance obligations shouldn't either. The platform anchors everything to NIST CSF 2.0 with integrated assessments: write a control description once and it passes into every assessment that references that control. No re-keying, no drift between versions, and updates made in one place flow through to all of them.
Answer once. Evidence once. Report everywhere: GLBA Safeguards reporting to the board, FedLine assurance attestations, IT general controls audits, examination requests, and cyber insurance renewals all draw from one assessment of record.
Integrates withMicrosoft Defender · Intune · CrowdStrike · Microsoft 365 · and more
Practical AI
AI that does the tedious work. People who own the judgment.
We help institutions adopt AI responsibly, and we hold our own platform to the same standard. Every AI output below is reviewed by our cyberteam before it reaches your assessment of record.
Mapping
AI-powered crosswalking
Natural language processing reads each control’s intent and maps it across NIST CSF 2.0, FFIEC guidance, the CRI Profile, and CIS Controls. Weeks of spreadsheet mapping become hours of review.
Scoring
AI-assisted assessment
Telemetry from your security stack feeds automated control scoring, flagging drift the moment posture changes. Assessors start from evidence, not from a blank questionnaire.
Governance
Governed, explainable AI
Every AI-generated mapping and score is traceable to its source data and reviewable by a human. That’s the standard examiners will hold your AI use to, and the one we hold ours to.
Adopting AI elsewhere in the institution? The same discipline applies. Our cyberteam helps banks and credit unions govern AI use across the organization, from acceptable-use policy to vendor model risk, so innovation doesn’t outrun your examiners’ comfort.
Onboarding
Four steps to onboard your assessments to the platform.
Whatever shape your current assessments are in, spreadsheets, legacy CAT files, or a prior GRC tool, our cyberteam brings them into the platform on a structured path.
Assessment Onboarding
Sequential
Step 01
Import your work
Weeks 1-2
We load your existing assessments, legacy CAT results, control descriptions, and policies into the platform. Nothing your team built is lost.
Step 02
Map & integrate
Weeks 2-4
AI crosswalks your controls to NIST CSF 2.0 and links each description across assessments. Our team validates every mapping and scores coverage and maturity.
Step 03
Connect your evidence
Weeks 4-6
Integrations to Defender, Intune, CrowdStrike, and your other tools switch on continuous scoring and automated evidence collection.
Why FinCyberTech
Software alone doesn’t pass exams. Neither do consultants alone.
Most institutions face a choice between a GRC tool nobody has time to run and a consultant whose work goes stale the day the engagement ends. We deliver both halves: enterprise-grade platform technology, operated and interpreted by people who know your regulators.
200+
financial institutions served by our cyber team
