Regulated, audited, and accountable to somebody.
We work best where security is not optional, where a regulator, a prime contractor, an insurer or your largest customer is going to check. Context matters: the same control means different things in a hospital and a factory.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
HIPAA and HITRUST, connected medical devices, clinical system uptime, and business associate risk across a sprawling vendor base.
Financial Services
Examiner-ready programs, third-party concentration risk, and controls that hold up under regulatory scrutiny rather than just internal review.
Technology & SaaS
Enterprise buyers auditing your product. Multi-tenant isolation, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and a security story that shortens the sales cycle.
Government & Defense
CMMC Level 1 and 2, CUI enclave design, and the evidence discipline that survives a real assessment rather than a self-attestation.
Manufacturing & Industrial
IT/OT boundary security, ransomware resilience where downtime is measured in shifts, and supply chain requirements flowing down from primes.
Professional & Legal Services
Client confidentiality obligations, outside counsel guidelines, and the security requirements your largest clients now impose contractually.
Energy & Utilities
Critical infrastructure resilience, regulator expectations, and OT environments that were never designed to be connected.
Education
Student data protection, research security obligations, and a decentralised IT reality that makes central policy hard to enforce.
Retail & eCommerce
Payment security, fraud and account takeover, and a martech stack quietly moving customer data to places nobody approved.
Nonprofit & NGO
Grant and donor data obligations, funder security requirements, and meaningful risk reduction on a budget that has no slack.
The pattern travels further than the vertical does.
If your organization holds data somebody else cares about, depends on systems that cannot go down, or has to prove its controls to a third party, the work looks broadly similar. Tell us the specifics and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right firm.
Start with a straight conversation
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pitch. Tell us what prompted the call and we will tell you what we would do about it, including when the answer is that you do not need us yet.