Industries
Risk looks different by sector.
The fundamentals of good security engineering don't change by industry, but where the risk concentrates does. Here's what we typically see matter most in each.
SMEs
The most common gap isn't tooling. It's not having anyone senior enough to decide what to fix first.
SaaS
Multi-tenant data isolation, customer security questionnaires, and AppSec/DevSecOps as the highest-leverage areas.
Technology
Fast-moving engineering teams, AI features, and broad internal access that needs deliberate governance.
Professional Services
Client data and email compromise are the two risks that matter most, by a wide margin.
Healthcare
Legacy systems, connected medical devices, and segmentation that carries outsized importance.
Financial Services
DORA on top of NIS2 and GDPR, plus the direct financial incentive attackers already have.
E-commerce
Payment data, customer accounts, and a wide application and API attack surface.
Logistics
Operational technology and a long tail of third-party integrations.
Manufacturing
OT/IT convergence and industrial control systems that can't be patched like standard IT.