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Tero for financial services

Spot suspicious access.
Follow the evidence.

Tero deploys realistic Decoys around reporting databases, finance shares and internal business portals. Reveal suspicious exploration and give your security team the recorded requests, outcomes and context to investigate.

A focused detection layer for the services behind financial operations.
Hand-drawn financial-services office with empty workstations and synthetic reporting-database, document and portal Decoys linked to a Sensor and evidence document.
Realistic business services. Synthetic records. Recorded evidence.
01

Reveal unwanted exploration.Watch access to realistic business Decoys.

02

Keep each interaction in context.Link requests to the service and deployment.

03

Investigate the observed outcome.Distinguish an attempt from a response.

When access needs an explanation

They look for valuable records.
Your Decoys capture the activity.

A reporting database or finance workspace can look like a useful resource to an intruder. A Decoy gives that exploration a believable setting and your team a sequence to investigate.

Three people-free comic scenes show discovery of financial support services, interaction with a synthetic reporting-database Decoy and an evidence-review workstation.
01 / Discovery

A business service draws interest.

Someone discovers an internal reporting service, finance share or business portal represented by a Tero Decoy.

02 / Interaction

The Decoy records the operations.

Synthetic records give the service a credible purpose. Supported interactions capture requested actions and observed responses.

03 / Investigation

The evidence stays connected.

Review the observed source, target and session alongside the service, Sensor and business environment involved.

Around the workflows your teams rely on

Watch the services
behind financial operations.

Choose relevant Decoys for approved reporting, administrative and business-support segments. Keep the deployment focused on the resources worth exploring.

REPORTING & DATA SERVICES

“What data can I find?”

Represent reporting databases and business-reporting services with synthetic financial records. Follow supported authentication, discovery and query activity.

PostgreSQLMySQLBusiness reporting
Capture exploration of reporting resources.
FINANCE & DOCUMENT WORKFLOWS

“Which files are useful?”

Make selected finance shares and document workspaces look relevant. Record browsing, access attempts and supported file-operation outcomes.

Finance sharesSMB servicesSynthetic documents
Reveal interest in business documents.
INTERNAL PORTALS & ACCESS SERVICES

“Where can I go next?”

Represent supported business portals, supplier exchanges and administrative access services. Keep suspicious interactions tied to their deployment context.

Business portalsSupplier exchangeSSH access
Watch internal-service exploration.

Capability availability depends on the verified Sensor release and host requirements. Use synthetic business records rather than customer, account or production data.

From a request to a recorded explanation

A reporting database was explored.
See what the service recorded.

Your team can follow the sequence from discovery to a requested change. Tero links the operations and observed responses to the Decoy and business environment involved.

  • The target: the reporting-database Decoy and its environment.
  • The activity: schema discovery, record access and a write attempt.
  • The outcome: which requests received a response and which were denied.
See the investigation workflow
TERO / InvestigationsIllustrative example
CASE EXAMPLE / REPORTING DATABASENeeds review

Financial reporting database
— unexpected schema exploration

Recorded activity against a Decoy with synthetic financial records.

Environment
Finance operations
Decoy
Reporting database
Observed source
10.60.14.28
Reporting tables discoveredSELECT … FROM information_schema.tables
Response sent
Synthetic reporting records requestedSELECT … FROM reporting.accounts_receivable
Response sent
Reporting-record change attemptedUPDATE accounting.invoices …
Denied
Keep the attempt and observed outcome together.

Human identity, data theft and production impact remain unconfirmed.

A focused layer in the right environment

Choose the segment.
Deploy realistic Decoys.

Verify the evidence.

Place a Sensor on an approved, supported host in your office, on-premises or supported cloud environment. Configure private access to the Decoys for the clients you want to observe.

01
Agree the business and network scope

Select reporting, administrative or support segments with the infrastructure owners.

02
Represent the relevant services

Choose supported Decoys and realistic synthetic records for the selected workflows.

03
Validate the investigation path

Test from a separate client and confirm readiness, source attribution and recorded outcomes.

Explore deployment guidance
ILLUSTRATIVE DEPLOYMENTAPPROVED SUPPORT NETWORK
Reporting or administrative-services segment
Existing business workloadsYour operational applications and shared services
Tero Sensor hostRealistic Decoys with synthetic content
Reporting databaseFinance shareBusiness portal
Selected clients interact with the Decoy endpoints
Required outbound connectivity
Tero consoleDeployment context & recorded investigations

Visibility is scoped to interactions with the deployed Decoys. Review network reachability and evidence handling for each environment.

Before you deploy

Practical answers
for financial-services teams.

Does Tero need real financial or customer records?

No. Use synthetic business records and documents in Decoys. Do not copy customer information, account details, payment data or production credentials into them.

Does Tero monitor financial transactions?

This solution records interactions with supported Decoys representing internal business services. It does not claim monitoring of live payments, transaction fraud or trading activity.

How does this support an investigation?

Review recorded requests, sessions, observed-source information and outcomes with the associated environment. Your team assesses the evidence and decides what further investigation or response is appropriate.

What should we validate in a pilot?

Decoy readiness, separate-client access, source attribution, correct business context, recorded responses and the investigation workflow. Agree evidence-handling requirements with your security team.

More context behind suspicious access

Give your team the evidence
to understand the interaction.

Tell us about the reporting and internal services you want to monitor. We’ll help you plan a focused detection layer around your financial operations.

Plan your deploymentStart with a defined scope. Verify the evidence.