Deal confidentiality, portfolio oversight, and clean evidence.
Private equity holds information that carries legal weight and value that lives in other companies. KAVIX runs the IT behind the fund so deal data stays confidential, capital calls cannot be faked, and the cyber risk in your portfolio is something you can see and manage. Part of our financial services practice.
A private equity firm is small at the centre and large at the edges. The fund, the deals in flight, and the companies you own each carry a different kind of exposure, and a problem in any of them lands on the same balance sheet.
Live deals, data rooms and the inside information around them carry legal weight under market-abuse rules. A leak is a regulatory and reputational event, with weight well beyond the commercial.
A cyber incident at a portfolio company hits the fund's value and its reputation. You also inherit whatever security state a target arrives in, and much of the portfolio has no IT function of its own.
Capital calls and distributions move large sums on a schedule attackers can anticipate. Impersonation and business email compromise aimed at that process can redirect an investor's money in a single email.
KAVIX secures the fund's own IT, protects the deals moving through it, and gives you a way to see and manage the cyber risk across the companies you own. One team covers the centre and helps hold a standard at the edges.
Everything runs under one managed setup, watched around the clock and backed by qualified UK engineers who understand a live deal cannot wait.
Every KAVIX client gets the full package, from the helpdesk your deal team calls on the road to the evidence your LPs and your regulator expect.
A fund is drawing down capital for a live deal. An LP receives what looks like the call notice, on the fund's template, from an address a character off the real one, with updated bank details for the transfer.
The amount is expected, the timing is right, and the only thing wrong is the account it points to.
With domain verification flagging the spoofed sender, a verified call-back check on any change to payment details, and monitoring on the finance team's mailboxes, the fake notice is caught before an investor acts on it. The controls that stop this are the same ones an operational due-diligence review will look for.
Start with a short call, or go straight to a full review. Both begin with a conversation about how your firm and your portfolio run.
A short call to talk through how your firm operates, where the deal, portfolio and payment risks sit, and whether KAVIX is the right fit. No obligation and no jargon.
Book a Discovery CallA scoped, paid engagement. We review your systems, your security, and your resilience evidence in depth, then hand you a written report and a prioritised action plan that is yours to keep, whether or not you go on to work with us.
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