Alter Domus operates in a high-value, high-risk target environment. The firm administers $3.5 trillion in assets across 36,000 client structures for 85% of the top 30 global asset managers. This isn't just financial data - it's the proprietary deal flow, investor lists, and fund performance metrics that define competitive advantage in private equity, private debt, real assets, and infrastructure. The attack surface is the entire alternative investment lifecycle.
Security teams here aren't protecting static databases. They're defending integrated systems - proprietary platforms like AD Vega and AD Connect, alongside specialized fund accounting, investor management, and data analytics stacks - operating across 23 jurisdictions. The threat model spans sophisticated financial fraud, data exfiltration targeting illiquid asset valuations, and regulatory compliance in highly sensitive markets. Protecting client structures means securing the plumbing of global private capital.
With 6,000 professionals supporting operations in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, the security function must be as distributed and integrated as the business itself. This is an environment where a single misconfigured API endpoint or compromised credential could expose deal terms for billion-dollar funds. The technical domains - accounting, investor relations, analytics - each carry distinct data sensitivity profiles and attack vectors that require nuanced defensive strategies.
