Manufacturing industry |
Protection of sensitive customer, organizational and employee data from unauthorized use, disclosure, modification or destruction is critical as the protection of systems on the factory floor. A key component in the security planning of a manufacturing company involves regular and in many cases, continuous vulnerability analysis to ensure that all mission critical systems are adequately patched, current and secured.
| Finance Industry
Banking and Financial Services accounted for 24% of all data breaches according to Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report. This is the highest across any other industry. Unsanctioned applications, BYOD Device, unprotected devices and public cloud services have rapidly expanded the cyber risk exposure for Financial services and staying on top of an overarching security posture is critical for business continuity.
Healthcare Industry |
Because of the wealth of personal data within healthcare companies, they have increasingly become a soft target for hackers and cyber criminals wanting to sell the data for profit. With IoT devices being adopted extensively in healthcare, the attack surface is exploding. In the medical technology environment, it is important to protect patients and their data especially given strict HIPAA compliance practices.
| legal industry
The legal industry faces unique challenges protecting data from prying eyes. As users send and receive personal and financial information for their clients, cybercriminals target them heavily with Ransom attacks. These companies need in-depth defensive frameworks and vulnerability assessments for defending against malware attacks and potential external exploits. Especially when they have a revolving door of clients, co-counsel, and other users needing access to their networks.
