Industries
Every organization
has an attack path.
Here’s where we know them best. We go deepest in six industries where regulation, sensitive data, and rapid change raise the stakes. The same expert-led attack path analysis, AI security, and continuous retesting work for any organization, in any industry, at any size.
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Six industries. One standard of rigor.
Specialized threat models for where most of our work happens, and where adversaries, regulation, and business risk move fastest. Every engagement is tailored to how you actually operate.
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AI-Native SaaS
Test copilots, agents, and retrieval pipelines the way attackers manipulate them, and ship AI with evidence buyers trust.
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Government & Regulated
Validate Zero Trust architectures and identity controls against the adversaries that target regulated networks.
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Healthcare & Digital Health
Show whether ransomware or a third-party connection could reach clinical systems, and protect what keeps care running.
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FinTech & Financial Services
Protect transactions, APIs, identities, and customer data with testing that meets mandated cadences.
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Utilities & Infrastructure
Electric, gas, and water operators: find where IT reaches OT, and prove segmentation holds before operations depend on it.
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Technology & Software
Software, hardware, cloud platforms, and IT, MSP, and MSSP providers: prove your platform holds, so your customers, and theirs, can trust it.
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AI-Native SaaS
Enterprise sales stall on AI security questions.
Security questionnaires and SOC 2 reviews now ask how your copilots and agents resist prompt injection and data leakage.
AI features ship faster than they’re tested.
Every model, prompt, tool, or connector change can open a new path to data or actions.
AI regulation is taking shape.
The EU AI Act is phasing in cybersecurity obligations for high-risk systems; buyers expect alignment with OWASP GenAI and the NIST AI RMF.
Government & Regulated
Contract eligibility depends on proven controls.
CMMC requirements are phasing into Department of Defense contracts; FedRAMP authorization includes annual penetration testing.
Zero Trust needs proof, not diagrams.
Federal Zero Trust strategy puts identity at the center. Leadership needs evidence the architecture holds against a realistic adversary.
Lean teams, long remediation queues.
Findings stack up faster than staff can close them, and the riskiest paths aren’t always the loudest.
Healthcare & Digital Health
Risk analysis must be accurate and ongoing.
The HIPAA Security Rule requires a thorough risk analysis, and auditors and partners expect evidence behind it.
Downtime affects care, not only revenue.
Leaders need to know whether ransomware could reach clinical systems, and whether backups and segmentation would hold.
Health systems vet digital-health vendors closely.
Procurement reviews ask for current testing evidence, not last year’s report.
FinTech & Financial Services
Testing is mandated, on a schedule and after change.
PCI DSS requires penetration testing at least annually and after significant change; NYDFS Part 500 requires annual testing; DORA introduces threat-led testing for significant EU financial entities.
Boards are accountable for cyber oversight.
Directors need risk in business terms, and public companies face SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules.
Fraud targets identity and APIs first.
Account takeover and social engineering bypass controls that look strong on paper.
Utilities & Infrastructure
IT/OT convergence erodes segmentation.
Remote access, shared identity, and flat networks can give an IT foothold a path to operational systems, and every network change can reopen one.
Sector requirements keep rising.
NERC CIP governs bulk electric systems, TSA security directives apply to pipelines, and EPA and AWWA guidance sets expectations for water systems.
Ransomware stops operations, and vendor access widens the path.
Third-party remote connections often sit outside normal controls. Leaders need to know whether an intrusion could disrupt service, and how fast it would be contained.
Technology & Software
Customer trust runs on evidence.
SOC 2 reports and ISO/IEC 27001 certification are expected; buyers increasingly want proof that controls hold beyond the audit window.
Cloud and identity are the perimeter.
Misconfigured roles, tokens, CI/CD pipelines, and SSO trust can reach production and customer data without touching a firewall.
Your access is your customers’ risk.
For MSPs, MSSPs, and platform providers, one compromised admin account, remote tool, or software update can reach every downstream customer.
Don’t see your industry? Attackers don’t check either.
If you hold data, run systems, or answer to customers, you have attack paths worth finding. Tell us how you operate, and we’ll scope the assessment around your environment, not a template.
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