Fintech operations floor with screens and quiet focus

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We teach payment, lending, and wallet teams how to run incident response audits that leave a clean evidence trail—not a slide deck apology.

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38Seoul cohort seats per term

11Fintech verticals covered in drills

2,140Audit artifacts reviewed with learners

67Net promoter score from 2025 alumni

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The Fintech Incident Response Audit Program

A paced curriculum for security, compliance, and product leads who must prove their playbooks under partner and regulator scrutiny.

Analyst reviewing logs during a controlled incident drill

6 weeks · Live + async · Informational tuition from ₩1,890,000

Map controls, stress the gaps, package the proof

Learners build an audit binder for a fictional Korean payments firm: detection timelines, containment decisions, customer notices, and the awkward edges auditors always ask about.

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Why teams enroll

Fewer surprises when the auditor opens the timeline

Evidence that matches the story

We train teams to align chat exports, ticket trails, and decision notes so the narrative survives cross-examination.

Fintech-shaped scenarios

Drills cover card rails, open banking connectors, crypto on-ramps, and lending decision engines—not generic IT outages.

Korea-aware facilitation

Cohorts discuss how local partner diligence and overseas vendor clauses collide during a live incident window.

Gangnam skyline representing Seoul fintech offices

From recent cohorts

What practitioners say after the binder is graded

“The containment module forced us to write the exact handoff between fraud ops and legal. Our last partner review used that page almost verbatim.”
Minji H., payments risk lead · Seoul

“I liked the rigor, though the homework load in week four collided with our release freeze. Still, the evidence pack template earned its keep.”
Anonymous client in consumer lending