Harvest

Harvest, also known as Harvest, is a French‑based provider of software‑as‑a‑service solutions aimed at wealth‑management professionals. Its portfolio includes the Fidroit, O2S, Big, Quantalys, Prisme and MoneyPitch platforms, which together support daily advisory and administrative tasks. The company’s headquarters are located in France, serving clients primarily within the wealth‑management sector. By delivering cloud‑based tools, Harvest enables professionals to manage client information, perform financial analyses and execute transactions through a unified digital environment. The SaaS model allows continuous updates and remote access for users across different locations. Harvest’s offerings are designed to integrate various functions such as client relationship management, portfolio tracking and compliance monitoring into a single service suite.

Harvest maintains a formal risk‑management framework that incorporates an incident‑escalation procedure, a dedicated risk committee, external audit support, a crisis cell and regular infrastructure updates. The February 27 2025 cyberattack disrupted access to all of its SaaS platforms, preventing wealth‑management professionals from using Fidroit, O2S, Big, Quantalys, Prisme and MoneyPitch. Although the company has not released an official damage assessment, its software stores extensive personal data including addresses, emails, phone numbers, bank details and potentially medical information, leaving the possibility of a data leak unresolved. Industry bodies have advised affected clients to record the incident with the French data protection authority, the CNIL, and to notify individuals only if a breach is confirmed. These attributes highlight Harvest’s specialization in providing regulated, technology‑driven services to the wealth‑management industry while underscoring the importance of its internal governance mechanisms. The incident has prompted broader discussion about cyber resilience among SaaS providers operating in the financial advisory space.