FinTech Australia has partnered with threat intelligence provider Cyble to improve cybersecurity defences across the nation's rapidly expanding financial technology sector.
The agreement provides the industry body's 400 members with access to artificial intelligence-powered cybersecurity solutions, regulatory compliance support, and proactive threat detection capabilities.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has intensified oversight through frameworks such as the cross-industry prudential standard (CPS) 234, with the forthcoming CPS 230 regulations for operational risk management adding further compliance pressures.
Through the partnership, FinTech Australia members gain access to Cyble's platform, which delivers real-time threat intelligence, automated risk assessments, and specialised compliance tools designed to help financial entities meet APRA's stringent guidelines.
The arrangement enables FinTech companies to prepare for APRA Essential Eight requirements whilst simultaneously defending against evolving digital threats.
FinTech Australia's partnership with Cyble also provides members access to comprehensive cybersecurity services including cloud security, endpoint protection, supply chain risk monitoring, cyber threat intelligence, and dark web surveillance.
These capabilities allow FinTech firms to safeguard critical infrastructure, protect customer data, and maintain business continuity during cyber incidents.
"Cybersecurity is a priority for our members and foundational to maintaining trust in financial services," Rehan D'Almeida, chief executive of FinTech Australia, said.
"We're pleased to partner with Cyble, giving them a platform for their world-class threat intelligence and security expertise, reinforcing Australia's FinTech sector against growing cyber risks."
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