Coverage you can prove, across a portfolio that never stops growing.
Financial institutions carry thousands of applications under constant regulatory scrutiny, and the board expects a clear answer on risk. ThreatModeler® Nexus™ makes secure design consistent across that whole estate, with evidence traced to the architecture and mapped to the frameworks you report against.
When the board asks what your risk looks like, the answer is already on the record.
A large estate, a moving target, and a regulator who expects proof.
In banking, the application portfolio grows through new products and through acquisition, and every system is in scope for someone. The job is to show consistent coverage and defensible decisions across all of it.
One picture of exposure, defensible to the people who ask.
ThreatModeler Nexus is a threat modeling platform first: it shows what could go wrong in a system so you can mitigate it. The Reporting Agent turns that work into the board-, audit-, and regulator-ready reports financial institutions live by.
The whole portfolio
Component reuse and templates carry secure design across thousands of applications, so coverage is a property of the program rather than a one-off effort.
Evidence on demand
Every decision traces to architecture and framework, with timestamps and version history that hold up in an audit and survive staff turnover.
AI under control
Role-based access, approval workflows, and a deterministic framework keep the AI on your approved content, with no hard-coded keys.
Results from financial institutions at scale.
Three benchmarks from regulated financial-services programs that standardized on ThreatModeler Nexus.
Sources: global financial-services trading platform case study (10× model production); Charles Schwab case study (50% effort reduction).
Mapped to the frameworks that govern your business.
Financial services operates under a dense and expanding set of regulatory requirements, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, GDPR, DORA, OCC guidelines, FFIEC, OSFI, EBA, and ISO 27001, among others. The Secure Design Graph keeps every threat model mapped to the specific frameworks in scope for each application, so compliance reporting is a consequence of the modeling work, not a separate exercise.
When a regulator or auditor asks why a control was applied — or why a risk was accepted, the answer traces to the architecture, the framework, and the decision, with version history intact.
See the Reporting AgentWhat teams at scale have found.
"The biggest business benefits have been overall security improvements and knowledge gained by product teams."Wolfgang Hausner · Expert Security Manager, Raiffeisen Bank International
"ThreatModeler has taken threat modeling from an inconsistent, manual process to an easily implemented security practice."Global Head of Cyber Controls Assurance · Global Top 10 Bank
"Key to our Security by Design strategy. It allows verification of project risk level at early stages, so we find design issues before they become code issues."Security Architect · Global Bank
Trusted by ClearBank, Raiffeisen Bank International, ABN AMRO, and global financial-services institutions.