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Banking & Financial Services

Infrastructure that holds up under audit.

Data centres, resilient power, certified cabling and integrated security for banks and financial institutions, built and documented to be examined.

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This sectorAudit evidenceChange windowsBranch estatesAvailability targetsRetention to policyDocumented maintenance

What this sector demands

01

You get inspected

Not occasionally, and not gently. It is not enough for infrastructure to work, it has to be evidenced: test certificates, as-builts, access logs, retention policies, maintenance records.

02

Change windows are minutes, not weekends

Availability expectations are absolute. Work happens at night, in tight slots, with a rollback plan agreed before anyone touches anything.

03

Branch estates are a different problem

Many small sites, standardised, delivered repeatably, all of them needing to look identical on the documentation.

What we do here

Why CoreLink here

  • Documentation is built into how we work, not assembled at the end when someone asks for it
  • We test every point rather than sampling, and the certificates come with the handover
  • We are used to working in change windows and around live operations
  • We plan the maintenance regime at design stage, so the evidence trail starts on day one
  • One accountable party across power, cabling, security and data centre, which is one fewer coordination gap for your team

Standards and suppliers

We name the standard we build to, in writing. These are the ones this sector asks about most.

TIA-942TIA-568IEC 62040IEC 62676 (video)

Final standards list to confirm with Engineering.

Suppliers we use in this sector

APC by Schneider Electric
Panduit
CommScope
Corning
Hikvision
Suprema
Legrand

Projects in this sector

Project cards land here once the Project Data Request comes back from Engineering.

Other sectors we work in

Tell us what the auditor asks for.

We will show you how our handover pack answers it, and where your current documentation would not.

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