Traditional test methodologies often do not manage to grasp the unpredictable nature of the failure of the real system, leaving financial institutions vulnerable to disturbances. Chaos Engineering, a proactive approach to resilience tests, intentionally introduces controlled failures such as breakdowns, transaction delays and network disturbances to discover weaknesses before turning into critical issues. In the event of a stress infrastructure in a controlled manner, financial organizations can assess the behavior of the system under unfavorable conditions, optimize tilting mechanisms and improve global system resilience. This strategy allows institutions to proactively mitigate risks, maintain operational continuity and provide transparent customer experiences, even in high-risk and high-risk scenarios such as market fluctuations and cyber-incidents.
