Practice focus
Cloud security audits for fintech systems
A thematic view of how we teach reviews that follow money, identity, and evidence — not generic infrastructure tours.
Start at the transaction path
Fintech audits fail when they begin with a vendor checklist disconnected from how funds and personal data move. We train teams to draw the path first — from client device to ledger — then attach cloud controls to each hop.
That order changes which accounts are in scope, which logs matter, and which “critical” CIS failures are noise for a given product.
Evidence that survives challenge
A screenshot of a console toggle is rarely enough. Students practice collecting configuration history, access reviews, and query results that show a control operated during the period under review.
Focus areas
Where we spend classroom time
Payment and wallet cloud estates
Multi-account layouts, settlement batch roles, and isolating environments that can initiate transfers.
Lending and KYC data stores
Object storage permissions, encryption keys, and retention aligned to dispute and regulatory lookback needs.
Korea-aware framing
We discuss how findings are often read by stakeholders familiar with Korean financial supervision contexts, without presenting our training as a substitute for licensed legal advice.
Continue with a structured program
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