SecureBank: A Financially-Aware Zero Trust Architecture for High-Assurance Banking Systems
Academic proposal extends Zero Trust to incorporate transaction-level financial exposure as a first-class policy input, a concept relevant to DORA-regulated banks rethinking continuous verification.
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arXiv:2512.23124v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Zero Trust architectures strengthen continuous verification and least-privilege enforcement, but general-purpose implementations do not explicitly treat financial exposure and transaction-level operational cost as first-class decision inputs. This paper presents SecureBank, a financially-aware Zero Trust architecture that combines identity and device trust, contextual consistency, financial risk, business-aligned segmentation, and policy actio
Editorial Analysis
For DORA-bound financial institutions, coupling financial exposure metrics with access decisions could strengthen both resilience and audit defensibility.
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