Observability for Financial Services

Observability for financial services: resilient, compliant, trusted

Follow every payment and policy from mobile app to mainframe, prove operational resilience under DORA and fix incidents before customers lose trust
Obseria apps and capabilities: observability, APM, infrastructure and integrations
Obseria home dashboard with service health, open problems, SLO compliance and ingestion
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Challenges

In finance, every minute of downtime is a headline.

Customers expect instant payments 24/7, regulators expect proof of resilience, and IT spans mainframe, private cloud and SaaS.

Hybrid estates, end to end

A single transfer touches mobile apps, APIs, core banking on the mainframe, payment schemes and third-party providers. Gaps between tools hide the root cause.

Regulation demands evidence

DORA requires ICT incident classification, reporting and resilience testing. Evidence scattered across tools makes audits slow and risky.

Digital trust is fragile

A failing login or slow payment confirmation drives customers to competitors and to social media within minutes.

Proven impact

90% lower MTTR

Helios Bank consolidated seven monitoring tools and cut time to resolution from three hours to 18 minutes.

95% fewer CVEs to review

Runtime vulnerability analytics prioritizes by real exposure instead of CVSS score.

€2.4M incident impact quantified

Business observability reports incidents to management in euros, not error rates.

99.99% availability proven

Synthetic checks of login and transfers from 20 regions back SLA reporting.

Use cases

Observability use cases for Financial Services

Banking, payments and insurance: where financial institutions start with Obseria.
Compliance and resilience

Operational resilience you can prove

Financial regulators expect institutions to detect, classify and report ICT incidents and to prove resilience. Obseria provides the data foundation.

  • DORAIncident detection, classification inputs, reporting evidence and resilience test data.
  • EBA guidelines and MaRiskMonitoring evidence for ICT and security risk management.
  • PCI DSS 4.0Masking of card data in logs and traces, audit trails for access.
  • Third-party riskVisibility into dependencies on cloud and payment service providers.
  • BSI C5, ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type IICertified operation, EU data residency or deployment in your own cloud.
Helios Bank
Customer story

DORA turned incident reporting into a race against the clock. Obseria gives us affected services, clients and impact in minutes, with evidence our auditors accept.

Head of IT Operations, Helios Bank
90%lower MTTR
7 → 1monitoring tools
18 minaverage resolution
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Financial Services observability FAQ

Obseria detects ICT incidents automatically, documents affected services, clients and duration, and keeps an audit trail of every action. These are the inputs needed to classify and report major incidents and to evidence resilience testing. Obseria does not replace your compliance process but provides its data foundation.

Yes. Obseria integrates mainframe transaction monitors and middleware so traces continue from cloud-native services into CICS and IMS transactions.

Sensitive fields such as card numbers, IBANs or names are masked in Obseria Pipeline before storage. Access can be restricted at field level.

Yes. In the Enterprise plan, Obseria runs as a managed deployment in your AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, so data never leaves your environment.

DORA, EBA guidelines, MaRisk, PCI DSS and GDPR. Obseria itself is certified to ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and BSI C5.

Resilience your customers and regulators can see.

Talk to our financial services team about DORA-ready observability.