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    Mart Networks Launches Invinsense-Powered Cybersecurity Solution Tailored for Fintechs

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    Mart Networks, a prominent cybersecurity distributor across Africa and the Middle East, has announced the release of a dedicated cybersecurity solution specifically engineered for fintech companies. This comprehensive offering is powered by Invinsense, the unified cybersecurity platform from Infopercept, and focuses on four core areas.

    Moiz Maloo, Managing Director of Mart Networks, emphasized the critical need for specialized cybersecurity in the fintech space. “Fintech companies operate at the intersection of innovation and high-stakes regulation. Unlike traditional enterprises, they face immense scrutiny from regulators and enterprise clients—often banks or NBFCs—making cybersecurity foundational to their business,” he stated.

    “Most fintechs don’t have the luxury of multiple internal security teams or system integrators. With this focused offering, we’re providing an all-in-one platform with managed services built specifically for the fintech environment.”

    Purpose-Built Security Across Four Key Domains

    The new fintech security package delivers comprehensive cybersecurity through managed services integrated within four core areas of the Invinsense platform:

    1.Tailored Security Across the Stack: This layer provides multi-faceted protection, including Invinsense XDR + Managed Detection & Response: Offering real-time threat monitoring, incident response capabilities, and customized log ingestion spanning infrastructure, APIs, applications, and cloud environments.

    2. Deep Visibility for Custom Applications and Logs: Recognizing the often bespoke nature of fintech platforms, Invinsense SIEM offers flexible log ingestion and monitoring specifically aligned with the unique application logic and workflows prevalent in the fintech sector.

    3. Engineering-Led Remediation: Infopercept’s expert engineering team actively provides and implements patches, code-level fixes, and infrastructure security enhancements, ensuring swift and effective remediation of identified threats and vulnerabilities.

    4. Cloud and SaaS Security from Code to Cloud: Invinsense delivers comprehensive, full-stack protection for cloud and SaaS environments, encompassing: * CNAPP (Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform) * API Security * CIEM (Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management) * ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) * CDR (Cloud Detection & Response) * DevSecOps, IaC scanning, and more.

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