Cover your own risk as well as you cover everyone else’s
Insurers hold decades of sensitive personal data inside estates that mix mainframe-era systems with modern digital platforms. Operational-resilience regulation now asks hard questions about exactly that software. SecuNexa answers them without moving a byte of code off-premises.
Why insurers are re-tooling
Operational resilience regulation
Frameworks like DORA in the EU put ICT risk management, testing, and third-party software risk squarely on the board agenda.
Long-lived, mixed estates
Policy systems built across decades sit beside new customer platforms; both are in audit scope, and few tools handle both.
Data gravity
Policyholder data sensitivity makes SaaS processing of application artifacts a difficult conversation with your own risk function.
How SecuNexa answers it
Whole-estate coverage
Broad language and surface coverage means the twenty-year-old system and the new mobile app land in the same prioritized queue.
Resilience evidence built in
Vulnerability handling, software inventories, and drift monitoring produce the artifacts ICT-risk frameworks ask for.
Nothing leaves
Analysis runs entirely inside your network, keeping your own data-protection commitments intact.
Frequently asked questions
How does this map to DORA?
DORA expects managed ICT risk: knowing your software, handling vulnerabilities, and evidencing both. SecuNexa provides the technical layer: inventories, findings, prioritization, and auditable decisions. The governance framework around it remains yours.
Can it analyze older technology stacks?
The engines cover a broad set of languages and artifact types precisely because regulated estates are mixed. Where something cannot be analyzed, it is declared, so your coverage picture stays honest.
See how this works in an environment like yours.
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