Five sectors where "we take security seriously" has to be provable.
We work where the regulator, the auditor and the attacker all have opinions about your software. Here is how we fit in each.
Payments, lending, wealth and insurance
Customer-facing platforms, core integrations and reporting pipelines for banks, credit unions, fintechs and insurers. We are comfortable with PCI DSS scoping conversations, SOX change-control evidence, and the examiner who wants to see the pentest.
- PCI DSS 4.0 scoped builds with segmentation validated by our own testers
- Open-banking and card-network integrations with tokenization done correctly
- Model and decisioning pipelines with auditable lineage
Clinical, patient and device-adjacent software
Patient portals, clinical workflow tools, interoperability layers and the software around connected devices. HIPAA is the floor; we build to the Security Rule, document to the Privacy Rule, and design to FDA premarket cybersecurity guidance when a device is involved.
- FHIR and HL7 integrations with audited access to PHI
- SBOMs, threat models and vulnerability management plans for device software
- Business associate agreements we have signed many times before
State, local and federal systems
Citizen services, case management, data exchange and modernization of systems that predate the web. We build to FedRAMP Moderate, StateRAMP and CJIS baselines and we know how to work inside a procurement.
- FedRAMP and StateRAMP authorization packages as engineering deliverables
- Section 508 accessibility designed in, tested with real assistive technology
- Available as a subcontractor to primes and directly through cooperative contracts
Operational software for critical infrastructure
Outage management, customer and billing platforms, and the software that sits between the business network and operational technology. We understand NERC CIP boundaries and why your OT team does not want our laptop on their network.
- Segmented architectures with reviewed data diodes and brokers between IT and OT
- Hardened field-data collection and reporting pipelines
- Incident tabletop exercises that include the engineering team
Vendors selling into regulated buyers
You built a great product and now a Fortune 500 security questionnaire is standing between you and the contract. We get SaaS companies through SOC 2, ISO 27001 and enterprise security reviews without turning the engineering team into a compliance department.
- SOC 2 Type II in one audit cycle, with controls automated in your CI
- Multi-tenant isolation reviews and grey-box penetration tests buyers will accept
- Security questionnaire support backed by evidence, not adjectives
Your sector not listed?
If it is regulated, audited or targeted, it probably still fits. Ask.