Finzly launches Assure security layer for BankOS

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Finzly said Assure will add AI-powered security, compliance monitoring and continuous assurance to its BankOS platform.

Finzly said Assure will add AI-powered security, compliance monitoring and continuous assurance to its BankOS platform.

Finzly said Sept. 3 that it launched Assure, an AI-powered security and assurance layer for BankOS, its banking operating system. The company said the product is part of its Agentic Galaxy suite and is designed to bring security, compliance monitoring and operational resilience into the platform banks already use.

Finzly said Assure is built around continuous assurance, which includes monitoring signals, detecting anomalies, testing controls and identifying potential gaps. The company said a human remains in the loop as it refines and tunes the system, with fully automated actions planned for later as the technology matures.

In its release, Finzly said autonomous AI agents are carrying out multi-stage attacks against live production systems. It also cited TrendAI’s Modern Bank Heists 2026 report, which it said found AI-enabled attacks on financial institutions rose 89% year over year and that 67% of institutions reported attackers were actively working to counter defenders during live incidents.

Finzly founder and CEO Booshan Rengachari said the company introduced Agentic Galaxy to transform banking operations with AI and is now extending that intelligence into security and resilience with Assure. He said the goal is to help banks innovate faster while maintaining customer trust.

Chief Information Security Officer Supro Ghose said security must evolve alongside AI adoption. In the release, he also quoted AI security researcher Roman V. Yampolskiy as saying, “our best hope to defend against AI-enabled hacking is by using AI.”

Finzly said Agentic Galaxy launched in October 2025 and that it has since expanded agentic AI across BankOS, including operations, software development, testing and customer experiences. The company described BankOS as a single platform that handles traditional and tokenized money movement across ACH, wires, RTP, FedNow and SWIFT using ISO 20022-native processing and a unified ledger.

The announcement did not include customer names, pricing or a rollout timetable for Assure. Finzly said the product is being introduced as banks look to modernize payments and strengthen controls within the same system.

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