Discover how a Compromise Assessment uncovered hidden threats within a financial institution as part of Bank Negara Malaysia’s RMiT compliance. Learn how AKATI Sekurity identified advanced cyber risks and provided strategic recommendations to safeguard critical systems before an attack could escalate.

Discover how AKATI Sekurity, a cybersecurity company in Malaysia, helped a financial institution identify critical vulnerabilities in its mobile banking app. Learn why mobile app security assessments are essential for protecting sensitive transactions and preventing cyber threats.

A financial services company detected an unusual authentication request, leading to a digital forensic investigation by AKATI Sekurity. The analysis uncovered an insider attempt to exploit authentication controls, revealing gaps in multi-factor authentication (MFA) and security monitoring. Learn how real-time security enhancements and forensic analysis helped prevent an account takeover before it was too late.

This case study explores how a financial institution strengthened its RMiT compliance through a Red Teaming and Adversarial Attack Simulation Exercise (AASE) conducted by AKATI Sekurity, a cybersecurity company in Malaysia.

This case study explores how AKATI Sekurity helped a financial institution strengthen RMiT compliance through a comprehensive cybersecurity assessment. By identifying gaps in SOC operations, third-party security, and incident response, the organization gained a clear roadmap for governance, risk management, and compliance improvement. Learn how proactive security measures can ensure both regulatory alignment and real-world cyber resilience.

The possibility of a significant increase in cyber attacks in the coming years are very likely. For any financial institution, this is a red flag that would require the much-needed attention as client confidentiality should be taken seriously.

Based on a recent research, fraud and financial crimes are causing an estimated annual revenue loss of $3.5 trillion across industries and the reputational damage associated with cyber and fraud events is instantaneous.