# Financial services

Endpoint and email defense with the audit evidence examiners ask for, and controls your insurer will recognize.

## The problems we hear first

- An examiner or auditor wants evidence, not assurances.
- Wire fraud attempts arrive by email and look legitimate.
- Client data sits on laptops that leave the building.
- Cyber insurance renewal now asks questions nobody can answer yes to.

## What we typically deploy

- **Managed detection & response.** Continuous detection on every device, with response actions defined in advance.
- **Email security & fraud filtering.** Impersonation and payment-fraud filtering, plus the reporting to show it works.
- **Identity hardening.** Enforced multi-factor, conditional access, and a real offboarding process.
- **Audit evidence pack.** Policies, logs, and test results assembled so an exam does not become a fire drill.

## Where clients here usually start

Usually a risk review first, because the examiner date is already on the calendar. Lead service: [Managed IT & Cybersecurity](https://lnxinc.com/services/managed-it/).

## Common questions

**Can you help us prepare for an exam or audit?** Yes. A risk review shows the gaps first. Then we assemble policies, logs, and test results into an evidence pack, so the exam does not become a fire drill.

**How do you stop wire fraud that arrives by email?** Impersonation and payment-fraud filtering on email, enforced multi-factor sign-in, and a written rule that any change to payment details is confirmed by phone.

**Will this help with our cyber insurance renewal?** That is what it is built for. Insurer applications ask about multi-factor sign-in, endpoint detection, email filtering, and backups. We put those controls in place and give you the evidence to answer yes.

Contact: https://lnxinc.com/contact/ or 833-569-5690.