Finosec

Finosec sells a governance platform purpose-built for community banks and credit unions that need to satisfy examiner expectations (FFIEC-style cybersecurity assessments) without building out a large in-house GRC team. Its InfoSec Governance 360 platform automates the parts of an information-security program that traditionally live in spreadsheets: control reviews, policy updates, access-rights validation, vendor governance, and committee-level reporting that examiners expect to see documented and current.

Founded in 2018 by Zach Duke and Scott McIlrath and based in Alpharetta, Georgia, Finosec has grown to more than 200 financial-institution customers as of mid-2026 and was named a preferred cybersecurity-governance service provider by the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) in February 2026. The company is small — roughly 18 employees and a single $2 million seed round from 2023 — which limits how much independent, large-scale validation exists, but its focus is narrow and matches a real, recurring compliance pain point for smaller institutions.

Most of what is publicly available about Finosec’s effectiveness, including a widely cited 99% client-retention figure, comes from the company’s own press releases rather than independent audits or named third-party case studies, so those figures should be treated as self-reported until corroborated elsewhere.