Finesse announced the successful completion of an Information Security Management System (ISMS) internal audit and risk assessment in support of Alpheya’s ISO 27001:2022 certification. The certification was issued by TUV Rheinland, a globally recognised independent certification body.
Alpheya is a cutting-edge, AI-powered wealth and trading platform that is redefining how financial institutions across the MENA region serve their clients and drive long-term growth.
“This engagement with Alpheya exemplifies our commitment to delivering excellence in cybersecurity compliance preparedness,” said Rahul Bhatia, VP of SALES at Finesse. “By focusing on meticulous internal assessment and remediation planning, our team helped Alpheya establish robust security controls aligned with global best practices in preparation for ISO certification. We’re proud to support Alpheya’s mission of enhancing growth for financial institutions with secure, compliant solutions.”
“As more and more laws and regulations regarding AI, CyberResilience, data protection and privacy continue to arise, having a methodology that enables organisations to adhere to the various legal requirements within the industry in the most efficient way possible is not only important, it is essential.
By embarking on this journey, Alpheya, besides demonstrating their commitment to cyber resilience, other benefits motivated them to become ISO 27001 certified. For one, putting an ISMS in place is about preventing costly security breaches, and this serves to increase customer confidence in their organisation. We are proud to be part of their CyberSecure journey in an Advisory role. Congratulations to Alpheya on achieving this milestone in such a short time.” Bharat Raigangar – Board Advisor & Cyber Securist at 1CxO This strategic partnership reinforces Finesse’s dedication to delivering customised cybersecurity and compliance solutions tailored to the unique needs of financial institutions operating within the MENA region, ultimately contributing to sustained growth and prosperity for both institutions and their clients.
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