Managed IT for banks under FFIEC scrutiny.

An examination-grade MSP delivers more than generic security policies. It means wire fraud controls with out-of-band verification, vendor management documentation, continuous monitoring evidence, call recording with FFIEC-aligned retention, and incident response procedures examiners can verify. At Mandry, these controls operate under SOC 2 Type II discipline across Cybersecurity, Unified Communications, and Managed IT.

Mandry deploys out-of-band verification protocols, MFA on wire initiation workflows, and SOC monitoring tuned for anomalous authentication patterns. Staff training covers AI-generated social engineering specifically. Wire fraud controls are documented continuously in the compliance program, not assembled when an examination is announced.

Call recording is deployed with retention policies, access controls, and retrieval workflows documented from the start. Recordings support wire fraud investigations and examiner evidence requests, with policies and schedules maintained continuously. Retrieval workflows tie to incident response so treasury and compliance can respond without a scramble after a suspected attempt.

Mandry maintains risk assessments, access control documentation, vendor oversight records, and incident response procedures aligned to GLBA Safeguards expectations. Evidence binders are updated continuously through the compliance documentation program, producing the records regulators and cyber insurance carriers request rather than a one-page checklist assembled under deadline pressure.

Yes. Co-managed IT extends internal teams rather than replacing them. Mandry can operate SOC monitoring, help desk overflow, vCIO advisory, and compliance documentation while internal staff retain control of core banking applications and vendor relationships. Scope is defined during assessment based on team size, regulatory obligations, and which functions need external depth.

Mandry maintains continuous attestation evidence: vulnerability scan reports, policy libraries, incident response documentation, MFA and access control records, and wire fraud control documentation. This evidence is produced continuously through the compliance documentation program, not assembled when a carrier sends a renewal questionnaire under deadline pressure.