Industries
Different regulators, different attackers, different first move.
A fintech and an edtech company can run identical tooling and still need opposite sequencing. These are the sectors we work in most, and what changes in each.
SaaS & Technology
Your security posture is now part of your sales cycle.
Every enterprise prospect sends a questionnaire, and the answer decides whether the deal moves. We build the controls first and the evidence second, so security becomes something your sales team leads with.
Fintech & BFSI
Regulated, targeted, and expected to prove it monthly.
Financial services carry the heaviest supervisory load in the country and the most motivated attackers. We run the controls the regulator expects and produce the evidence on the cadence they expect it.
E-commerce & D2C
Peak season is also open season.
Your traffic spikes are public knowledge, and so is your dependence on them. We harden the checkout path, watch the storefront and make sure the sale week is not the week you find out about a skimmer.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Downtime here is measured in patients, not in rupees.
Clinical systems cannot be taken offline for a patch window and cannot be left unpatched either. We work within that constraint rather than pretending it does not exist.
EdTech
Minors’ data, seasonal load, and a very public brand.
Education platforms hold data about children and run on enrolment cycles that concentrate risk into a few weeks a year. Both facts change how the security programme should be built.
Logistics & Manufacturing
Where the network stops, the line stops.
IT and OT have quietly merged in most plants and depots, usually without anyone designing the join. We map that boundary and defend it without putting production at risk.
Next step
Find out what an attacker would find first.
Twelve questions, four minutes, and a scored read of where your defences actually stand — or skip it and talk to an engineer directly.