Infovisa builds trust accounting software for financial institutions, trust administrators, wealth managers, and retirement professionals. Founded in 1992, the company develops and maintains its entire technology stack domestically - no offshoring, no offshore support teams. All development and associates are 100% U.S.-based, operating out of offices in Cornelius, North Carolina; Denver, Colorado; and Lincoln, Nebraska. That matters when the data you're protecting includes fiduciary records and high-net-worth client financials.
The threat surface here is specific: trust accounting platforms hold sensitive financial data tied to legal obligations, estate management, and retirement assets. Infovisa's flagship product, MAUI®, is a real-time, Windows-based trust accounting platform built over decades with direct input from trust professionals. Empire serves the wealth management vertical. The company counts more than 165 clients nationwide across financial institutions, trust management, wealth management, and retirement services.
The technical domains span financial technology, software development, and trust accounting systems. For security professionals, the draw is a regulated environment where software integrity and data protection are non-negotiable - the kind of org where a breach isn't abstract risk but an immediate compliance and fiduciary liability. The codebase serves a narrow, well-defined industry vertical, which means fewer moving parts but tighter scrutiny from auditors and regulators.
