
IT support for CPA firms, financial advisors, RIAs, and insurance agencies in Hartford County, CT — built around your compliance obligations and your clients' trust.
Secure Your FirmWe understand the regulatory environment, the fraud risks, and the operational demands unique to financial services.
Financial Clients Served
Critical Incident Response
Exam-Ready Compliance
Technical controls aligned to SEC cybersecurity rules, FINRA examination requirements, and the FTC Safeguards Rule.
End-to-end protection for the financial data your clients entrust to your firm.
Continuous logging, evidence collection, and policy documentation so you're prepared when regulators arrive.
Financial services firms in Connecticut face a convergence of cybersecurity threats, evolving regulatory requirements, and client expectations that put significant demands on their technology infrastructure.
Cybersecurity is now a top examination priority for both the SEC and FINRA. Examiners review written policies, access controls, incident response plans, vendor oversight, and employee training records. Firms that lack documentation or have gaps between their written policies and actual technical controls are flagged for deficiencies.
How Sentium Tech helps:
BEC attacks specifically target financial firms because the payoffs are large and the transactions happen fast. Attackers impersonate executives, clients, or custodians and instruct staff to wire funds to fraudulent accounts. These emails can be nearly indistinguishable from legitimate communications — and the money is often unrecoverable once sent.
How Sentium Tech helps:
The updated FTC Safeguards Rule (2023) now applies to CPA firms, tax preparers, mortgage brokers, financial planners, and insurance agencies — not just banks. It requires a formal written security program, multi-factor authentication on all systems containing customer financial information, encryption, an incident response plan, and annual testing. Non-compliance exposes firms to FTC enforcement actions and civil liability.
How Sentium Tech helps:
Ransomware groups specifically seek out financial firms because of the sensitivity of their data and the pressure to pay quickly to avoid regulatory disclosure obligations and client notification requirements. A single ransomware event can trigger SEC or FINRA notification requirements, disrupt client service, and expose years of financial records.
How Sentium Tech helps:
Technology services designed around the compliance requirements and operational demands of Connecticut financial services practices.
Expert infrastructure for your core platforms:
MFA across all in-scope systems:
Secure information exchange:
Reliable recovery when it matters most:
24/7 threat detection and response:
Everything regulators ask to see:
A Hartford-area CPA firm managing tax and financial planning for hundreds of small business clients engaged Sentium Tech after growing concerned about their cybersecurity exposure ahead of a busy tax season. Within the first year of partnership: our monitoring detected and contained an active ransomware attempt in under four minutes, security incidents dropped 88%, and the firm avoided an estimated $42,000 in breach-related costs. Their partners now walk into client meetings — and regulatory reviews — with confidence in their IT posture.
Read the full case studyCommon questions from CPA firms, financial advisors, and insurance agencies we work with across Hartford County.
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