Our banking security services are built from three core offerings: penetration testing of core banking systems, payment infrastructure, and customer applications; red team operations simulating attack campaigns; and purple team engagements combining offensive testing with detection capability validation. We focus exclusively on offensive security to deliver the highest quality testing without diluting expertise across defensive services. Each engagement is scoped individually based on your infrastructure, risk profile, and security objectives.

You receive a technical report documenting identified vulnerabilities with exploitation details, CVSS scores, and proof of exploitation demonstrating what systems and data are at risk. We provide an executive summary for leadership and board reporting, detailed technical findings showing how we exploited each vulnerability, and business impact prioritization showing which vulnerabilities pose the greatest risk to banking operations. For red team engagements, we document your security team's detection timeline, response effectiveness, and gaps in monitoring procedures.

We establish clear rules of engagement defining scope, authorized methods, and emergency stop procedures before testing begins. All testing occurs in coordination with your operations and security teams, with real-time communication channels for immediate escalation. We use non-destructive testing techniques that validate vulnerabilities without corrupting data or disrupting transactions. For production systems, we schedule intrusive testing during approved maintenance windows and employ read-only methods when possible.

We've published 150+ CVEs in enterprise software including systems widely deployed in banking infrastructure. Our approach focuses on reverse engineering proprietary banking software to identify logic flaws in transaction processing, authentication bypass techniques, and vulnerabilities that threat actors actively exploit. We understand financial systems architecture, banking protocols, and how organized crime groups target payment infrastructure.

Yes. AFINE holds ISO 27001 certification for information security management. This means our internal security processes, data handling, and client information protection meet international standards. When you share sensitive infrastructure details, network diagrams, or vulnerability data during red team engagement, that information stays protected under certified security controls.