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Offline Secure Storage for Banking & Finance

Financial services face extraordinary regulatory scrutiny and cyber risk. Offline Secure Storage (OSS) provides physical disconnection for your most sensitive financial data.

  • Payment-card data theft
  • SWIFT and payment fraud
  • DORA operational-resilience risk
  • Insider trading data leaks
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Bank trading floor systems protected by Offline Secure Storage

Offline Secure Storage® keeps a clean copy on hardware that is physically disconnected.

Banking & Finance Reality

Banking and finance run on data attackers will pay millions to reach. The FCA, PRA and DORA do not accept "we patched it" once customer money or fiduciary records are exposed. Firevault removes those records from internet-reachable infrastructure entirely, so a credential leak or cloud misconfiguration can no longer end in a regulator-published headline.

The evidence
01
ICO fine to Capita for pension data failures
£14MICO fine to Capita for pension data failuresICO, October 2025
02
Economic cost of JLR ransomware to UK supply chain
£1.9BEconomic cost of JLR ransomware to UK supply chainThe Guardian, October 2025
03
Confirmed fraud cases in UK in 2024, highest on record
3.31MConfirmed fraud cases in UK in 2024, highest on recordUK Finance 2025
04
Annual cost of breach-driven fraud in UK
£755MAnnual cost of breach-driven fraud in UKFrontier Economics 2025
Industry Risks

Financial data demands the highest protection.

01

Transaction Data

Payment data and transaction records are high-value targets.

02

Regulatory Fines

FCA and PRA impose severe penalties for data protection failures.

03

DORA Compliance

The Digital Operational Resilience Act mandates ICT risk management.

The reality

This is already happening in financial services.

Every incident below is a matter of public record. Each one involved data that was reachable from a live network at the moment of compromise.

01

Capita: £14M Fine After Pension Data of 6 Million People Exposed

The ICO issued a combined £14 million fine to Capita for failing to secure personal data including pension records, affecting over 6 million people across multiple financial services clients.

ICO, October 2025

02

LastPass: ICO Fined £1.2M After 1.6 Million UK Users Exposed

The ICO fined the password manager for failures that allowed hackers to steal personal information of 1.6 million UK customers, including those using it for financial credentials.

ICO, December 2025

03

Co-op: 6.5 Million Members' Financial and Personal Data Stolen

Attackers exfiltrated personal data of all 6.5 million Co-op members including financial services customers in a cyber attack the CEO described as devastating.

BBC News, 2025

We Think This Is Hard to Ignore

The ICO fined Capita £14 million for failing to protect pension data held on always-on infrastructure. At Firevault, financial records live on hardware that physically disconnects between sessions, because regulatory exposure starts with connected exposure.
How OSS Helps

Remove financial data from every system attackers can reach.

Customer records, transaction archives, and regulatory files are taken off always-connected infrastructure and written to dedicated RAID 1 drives inside a Firevault Bunker. Those drives have no internet connection. No IP address. No API. When authorised personnel need access, a physical connection is created after identity verification. When the session ends, the drives disconnect.

  • Financial records removed from cloud infrastructure and placed on hardware with no network connection. Attackers cannot reach what is not online
  • Stolen credentials cannot unlock hardware that is physically disconnected. There is no login to brute-force, no API to exploit
  • Full audit trail for FCA, PRA, and DORA reporting. Every access session is identity-verified and logged
  • Supports DORA, PCI-DSS, and GDPR requirements through the strongest possible technical measure, physical disconnection

Take Financial Records Off Connected Infrastructure

Step 1 of 3

Financial records, transaction archives, and regulatory files are taken off always-on banking infrastructure and written to physically disconnected RAID 1 drives inside a Firevault Bunker. No cloud. No API. No attack surface.

What the regulator says

FCA Policy Statement on Operational Resilience, 2024
“Firms must be able to demonstrate that they have identified, classified and protected critical or important functions, including data, against the full range of ICT-related risks.”

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Choose your protection

Which Offline Secure Storage® fits banking & finance?

Every tier is the same physical principle at a different scale. Pick the access pattern that matches how your team works, then see the capacity, price and use cases for it.

300GB

Low Use Vault, Deep Cold Storage

£74.99/mo

inc. VAT · £0 due today

Deep cold storage for archived transaction records and compliance files accessed periodically. One nominated access day each week within a 12-hour window.

What 300GB holds

~60,000 high-res photos
~150,000 PDF documents
~1,200 hours of voice recordings
~75 hours of HD video

Use Cases for Banking & Finance

  • Archived transaction and settlement records
  • Historical compliance and audit files
  • Legacy KYC and AML documentation
  • Closed account records
  • Regulatory correspondence archives

Specifications

Capacity

300GB

Access

1 day/week, 12-hour window

Authentication

Identity-locked

Commitment

36 months

Security & Compliance

Carefully Selected BunkersDSIT-ReferencedGDPR Art. 32Cyber Essentials Plus

How to Get Started

Step 1

Discovery Call

Understand what you need to protect and how you operate.

Step 2

Vault Configuration

Select your tier, capacity, and access model.

Step 3

Identity Verification

Complete KYC/AML and set up multi-factor authentication.

Step 4

Go Live

Data ingestion, access policy activation, and ongoing support.

Questions

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