Every industry carries its own threats, regulators and audit expectations. A hospital worries about ransomware stopping patient care and about HIPAA; a bank answers to GLBA and its examiners; a school district protects student records under FERPA with a small IT team. Cyber Security Services tailors penetration testing, risk assessments, managed SOC monitoring, incident response and virtual CISO leadership to the industry you operate in, so the work maps directly to the frameworks your auditors and customers ask about.
Below are the industries we serve most often. We also help SaaS and technology companies prepare for SOC 2, and protect family offices, their principals and their staff.
Education is the most targeted industry for cyberattacks: schools and universities averaged 4,696 attacks per organization per week from January through July 2026, more than double the cross-industry average (Check Point Research, 2026). Most districts run security with one or two IT generalists, and student records are protected under FERPA. We provide FERPA risk assessments, 24/7 SOC monitoring, ransomware readiness and virtual CISO leadership sized for school budgets.
A healthcare data breach costs an average of $6.64 million (IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2026), and ransomware attacks are now designed to stop clinical operations, not just encrypt files. HIPAA requires an enterprise-wide risk analysis and safeguards for ePHI, and OCR expects documentation that proves both. We deliver HIPAA risk assessments, medical device security, business associate risk management and 24/7 incident response for hospitals, practices and health IT vendors.
Comparitech recorded 187 ransomware attacks on government entities worldwide in the first half of 2026 (Comparitech, 2026). Agencies often defend legacy systems on limited budgets while residents depend on uninterrupted services. We help state and local agencies meet NIST SP 800-53, CJIS and IRS Publication 1075 requirements with risk assessments, penetration testing, SOC monitoring and incident response that also support grant-funded cybersecurity requirements.
Manufacturing was the most attacked industry for the fifth year running in 2025, accounting for 27.7% of the incidents IBM X-Force responded to (IBM, X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, 2026). Legacy OT systems, flat networks and little tolerance for downtime make plants attractive ransomware targets, and defense suppliers face CMMC requirements. We assess OT and IT networks together, segment production systems, and provide monitoring and incident response built around uptime.
U.S. organizations now average $11.5 million per data breach (IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2026), and financial institutions answer to a layered set of rules: the GLBA Safeguards Rule, SEC Regulation S-P and disclosure rules, and PCI DSS. We build GLBA security programs, run the penetration tests and risk assessments examiners expect, and provide vCISO leadership and board reporting for banks, credit unions, investment advisers and insurers.
Enterprise customers ask SaaS companies for a SOC 2 report, a recent penetration test and answers to long security questionnaires before they sign. We provide SOC 2 readiness, application and cloud penetration testing, and vCISO leadership so security helps you close deals.
Law firms hold confidential client information and trust account funds, and clients increasingly audit their outside counsel. We help firms meet ABA Model Rule 1.6(c), answer client security audits, stop wire fraud and prepare for ransomware.
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Cyber Security Services provides comprehensive penetration
Ransomware campaigns can encrypt an entire enterprise
Your organization needs executive-level cybersecurity
In 2025, attackers exploited new vulnerabilities
The average U.S. data breach now costs $11.5 million
Artificial intelligence is the fastest-growing attack surface
Cybersecurity consulting is not about generating.
Family offices and the families they serve have become.
Education is the most targeted industry for cyberattacks
Healthcare faces a cybersecurity crisis unlike any other industry
Government agencies at every level face an intensifying
In 2025, attackers exploited new vulnerabilities
Financial institutions face the highest data breach costs
SOC 2, application testing and customer security reviews
Protect client confidentiality and stop wire fraud