A hospital, a factory floor, and a law firm fail in completely different ways under attack. We map the real breach patterns hitting your sector, then close the specific gaps — not generic ones.
A HIPAA binder and a GDPR policy won't stop a ransomware affiliate already inside your EHR. We test, harden, and respond to the specific way attackers hit hospitals, clinics, and health-tech vendors.
One compromised login without multi-factor authentication took a national prescription-processing network offline for weeks and cost its parent company north of $3 billion in direct response spend. The same failure mode — a single privileged account, no MFA, no segmentation — is sitting in most hospital networks today.
Deployed within 8–12 hours to isolate ransomware before it reaches clinical systems.
We test your EHR, connected devices, and remote access the way a ransomware affiliate would — not a compliance scanner.
Lock down AD/IAM, segment clinical networks from corporate IT, validate immutable backups.
Map hardened architecture to HIPAA, GDPR Article 9, and NIS2 essential-entity obligations.
EU / EEA note: Healthcare is named an essential entity under the NIS2 Directive — qualifying providers and health-tech vendors face fines up to €10M or 2% of global turnover for inadequate security, plus personal liability for management. Patient data breaches simultaneously trigger GDPR Article 9 exposure given its "special category" classification.
Your production line doesn't care about your ISO certificate. It cares whether the PLC controlling it can be reached from an unpatched laptop on the same flat network.
Across five years of manufacturing insurance claims data, the single most expensive point of failure wasn't a zero-day or a nation-state exploit — it was multi-factor authentication that was deployed but misconfigured. Attackers don't need to be sophisticated when the basics are missing.
Map the exact IT-to-OT path an attacker would take, safely, before they find it.
Segment production networks, lock down remote vendor access, harden Active Directory.
Contain before ransomware reaches the plant floor and halts the line.
NIS2 important/essential entity mapping for manufacturers and their supply chain.
EU / EEA note: Most manufacturers fall under NIS2 as "important entities" (up to €7M or 1.4% of turnover). Producers of medical devices, electronics, and machinery are frequently classified as essential — the same €10M / 2% exposure as critical infrastructure.
A load board doesn't check IDs. Neither does your carrier onboarding form — and attackers know exactly how to exploit that gap.
A 158-year-old UK logistics operator collapsed into administration after a ransomware attack that began with one weak password. Backups were encrypted along with everything else. 700 jobs lost, 500 trucks disabled overnight — the company could neither meet the ransom nor operate without its systems.
Minutes matter when a distribution hub goes dark.
Test carrier/broker account takeover and load-board fraud paths directly.
Harden TMS/WMS access and segment OT tracking systems from the corporate network.
NIS2 essential-entity mapping for transport and freight operators.
EU / EEA note: Transport is a named essential-entity sector under NIS2 — full €10M / 2% turnover exposure, with a mandatory 24-hour initial incident notification window, stricter than GDPR's 72 hours.
Law firms, accountants, and consultancies hold concentrated secrets — deal terms, financials, privileged strategy — defended by teams sized for a much smaller threat model.
Threat actors now call staff directly, posing as internal IT, and simply talk them through installing a remote access tool. No malware, no exploit — just a convincing phone call. Firms that vet their own people with the same scrutiny they'd apply to a software vendor catch this before data ever leaves the building.
The documentation and posture clients now demand before signing an engagement letter.
Targeted social engineering that tests your people's resilience directly, not just your firewall.
Live tactical training against vishing, callback phishing, and deepfake voice impersonation.
Contain before privileged data reaches a leak site.
EU / EEA note: GDPR exposure is acute given the volume of client and case-related personal data firms hold. NIS2's supply-chain provisions increasingly pull professional-services firms into the compliance obligations of the essential and important entities they advise.
Public bodies carry the heaviest regulatory exposure in Europe and some of the thinnest security budgets anywhere. NIS2 was written with this sector specifically in mind.
A national legal aid agency's breach forced its digital services offline entirely — no online applications, no payments, no case processing — until systems were manually restored. When public infrastructure fails, there's no competitor for citizens to switch to.
NIS2 governance, executive liability protection, board-level accountability structures.
Harden what's already deployed rather than wait on a costly new procurement cycle.
Restore public services fast, without rebuilding on compromised foundations.
Prove exposure before an auditor or an attacker does.
EU / EEA note: NIS2 Article 20 makes management personally liable for cybersecurity governance failures — including temporary bans from management functions in cases of gross negligence. This sits directly on top of existing GDPR obligations for citizen data.
Ransomware groups don't target "industries." They target exposed RDP ports, reused passwords, and unpatched CVEs — wherever they find them. If you run critical operations, hold client data, or simply can't afford downtime, this applies to you.
We build the threat model around your actual attack surface — your identity stack, your vendor list, your exposed services — not a generic template pulled from your industry code.
Whatever's on your industry badge, we start the same way: mapping the specific way your organization could actually be breached, then closing that gap first.