Security capabilities you can't staff alone.
New Jersey community banks face enterprise-grade cyber threats while operating with constrained security staffing and tooling budgets. NJSecure exists to close that gap through a shared, privacy-first operating model.
The problem we address
Automated phishing, social engineering, and increasingly sophisticated malware affect community banks and large institutions alike. However, smaller banks often lack the resources to deploy and maintain the same level of defensive capability.
Traditional approaches, periodic assessments, static controls, or expensive proprietary tooling often fail to keep pace with how threats actually evolve.
What participating banks receive
- A shared security capability designed specifically for community banks
- Deployment and maintenance of cost-effective, open-source security tooling
- Threat intelligence aligned to real adversary behavior, not generic checklists
- A practical path to improving detection and response maturity over time
What we do differently
- We operate as a shared security force, not a traditional vendor
- We prioritize privacy by default; bank-specific data remains isolated
- We focus on repeatable, maintainable security workflows
- We favor transparency over black-box solutions
Pilot participation
Early pilot banks work directly with us to define scope, boundaries, and success criteria. Pilot engagement is structured, time-bound, and designed to minimize operational disruption.
Discuss a bank pilot
Tell us about your institution, constraints, and priorities. We will outline scope, privacy boundaries, and pilot milestones.
- Privacy-first data boundaries
- Defined scope and success criteria
- Time-bound pilot engagement
- Direct access to the NJSecure team
Questions? Reach out to our team:
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