Financial institutions face daily challenges with cyber threats emerging from direct attacks and software supply chain vulnerabilities.Regulatory bodies are enforcing stricter compliance frameworks to counter evolving threats, as seen in Executive Order 14028 updates.The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) remains crucial for financial institutions to protect customer data and maintain trust.Integrating directives from Executive Order 14028 and PCI DSS helps fortify defenses and mitigate cyber risks proactively.Many financial firms lack immediate insight into their software supply chains, increasing vulnerability to software supply chain attacks.Scribe Security acts as a safeguard for financial software by ensuring code verification and security in the supply chain.The company's real-time attestation framework continuously monitors and verifies software components to prevent vulnerabilities.Automated verification integrated into CI/CD pipelines by Scribe Security helps prevent security breaches and ensures compliance.The automated code signing and attestation-based security validation provided by Scribe Security assist financial firms in managing cyber risks.Scribe Security's focus on software security integrity and oversight helps financial institutions protect against emerging cybersecurity threats.