Module · Financial Infrastructure Cyber Command

The supervisory cyber layer above the digital financial system.

Cyber, third-party, AI-agent and tokenisation risk on one live posture — bound to the disclosure clocks regulators are already reading. Not a SOC. Not another XDR. The independent oversight layer above them.

You choose the stack. Cabier orchestrates the trust.

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Signals under supervision

Eight signal families. One live posture.

Every signal is anchored to a named regulatory obligation and a named accountable executive. Nothing is scored on marketing — only on evidence.

Known-exploited vulnerabilities

CISA KEV, ENISA and JPCERT feeds mapped to institution assets, versions and remediation SLAs.

Third-party & concentration

Cloud, custodian, oracle, network and validator concentration — mapped to OSFI B-10, DORA and NIS2 Article 23.

Ransomware & extortion posture

Named-group targeting, sectoral escalation, dark-web mentions, ransom-payment governance.

Identity & privilege

Standing privilege, service-account sprawl, MFA integrity, break-glass usage across the estate.

Egress & data exfiltration

Cross-border data flows, model-training exfiltration, prompt-plane leakage, encrypted-tunnel misuse.

AI & agent surface

Prompt injection, tool-use abuse, agentic lateral movement, model registry drift.

Tokenisation & smart-contract risk

Bridge exposure, oracle failure, upgrade governance, MEV, custodial-key posture.

Regulatory disclosure clock

SEC 8-K Item 1.05, NIS2 24/72-hour, DORA major-incident, OSFI E-21 escalation timelines — live.

Capabilities

What the Command does.

Continuous cyber posture

Live scoring against NIST CSF 2.0, DORA, NIS2, FFIEC CAT, OSFI B-10 and ISO 27001 — no quarterly rhythm.

Financial-infrastructure threat map

Sector-aware view: banks, market infrastructure, custodians, stablecoin issuers, validators, oracles, cloud.

AI & agent threat surface

Prompt-injection defence, agent identity, tool-use governance, secrets isolation — bound to the AI Oversight Fabric.

Third-party & concentration control

Every material dependency named, tiered and rehearsed — mapped to OSFI B-10, DORA Chapter V and NIS2.

Disclosure clock automation

One clock per obligation. SEC 8-K, NIS2, DORA, OSFI and MAS timers run from first-known indicator, not from press release.

Tabletop & severe-but-plausible

Regulator-grade exercises with named executive sign-off. Evidence lands in the vault the moment the exercise closes.

Consumers

One posture. Six readers.

CISO

One live posture across cyber, AI, tokenisation and third parties — with the evidence the regulator will ask for.

CRO

Cyber loss, concentration and disclosure exposure translated into ORS and capital-adjacent metrics.

COO

Impact tolerances, playbooks and severe-but-plausible tests rehearsed against the current estate — not last year's.

General Counsel

Materiality, disclosure timing and privilege recorded to an immutable evidence ledger.

Board & audit committee

One page. One score. Named accountable executive. Signed.

Regulator & examiner

Read-only sovereign-routed view with control lineage and evidence on demand.

Guardrails

What the Command will not do.

Oversight, not operation

Cabier does not run the SOC, own the SIEM, or operate the network. We provide the independent supervisory layer above them.

Model-agnostic

Works with any EDR, SIEM, XDR, cloud, custodian, oracle or model provider. No vendor lock-in on the underlying stack.

Human sign-off

Every material action passes a Trust Gate and is signed by a named executive. No autonomous cyber action.

Regulator-safe

No claims of prevention, autonomy or elimination of risk. Posture is evidenced, timely and defensible — not perfect.

Feeds ORS

The Cyber Command posture is an input to the institution's Operational Resilience Score — never a substitute for it.

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