Industries
Banking and Financial Services
Security, compliance, and automation for banks, savings and loans companies, and fintechs.
Context
The reality in banking and financial services
Financial institutions in Ghana operate under Bank of Ghana directives covering cyber and information security, with specific expectations on incident reporting, third-party risk, and board-level accountability for technology. The sector faces sustained fraud pressure, particularly through social engineering aimed at customers and staff, and is simultaneously under commercial pressure to digitise customer journeys that were designed for a branch.
Challenges
What we hear most often
Bank of Ghana cyber and information security directives requiring evidence, not just intent.
Sustained social engineering and fraud attempts targeting both customers and staff.
Manual compliance and reporting processes that do not scale with transaction volume.
Customer journeys designed around branch visits, now expected to work on a phone.
How we help
What AITS does for banking and financial services
ISO 27001 readiness and security assessment
Gap analysis against ISO 27001 and alignment with Bank of Ghana expectations, producing the documented evidence a regulator or auditor will ask to see.
Staff security awareness training
Training that focuses on the attacks staff actually receive — phishing, pretexting, and payment redirection — rather than generic security theory.
Compliance and reporting automation
Automating the assembly of recurring regulatory reporting so it stops depending on manual consolidation under deadline.
Services
Most relevant to this sector
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