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Every industry manages a different mix of systems, data, and risk. Here's what we typically see.
Accounting Firms
Firms handling client financial data and tax records are a frequent target for account takeover and email fraud.
Common risks
- Email-based fraud attempts
- Shared logins for financial software
- Sensitive client records
Common technology
- Tax and accounting software
- Client portals
- Email and file sharing
Typical concerns
- Protecting client financial data
- Preventing email compromise
- Meeting client security expectations
How we help
- Review email security and account access
- Strengthen MFA across financial systems
- Help establish practical data-handling policies
Law Firms
Client confidentiality and privileged communication make law firms a high-value target for phishing and data exposure.
Common risks
- Phishing targeting staff and partners
- Confidential document exposure
- Weak device controls
Common technology
- Document management systems
- Practice management software
Typical concerns
- Client confidentiality
- Ethical obligations around data handling
- Business email compromise
How we help
- Assess access to confidential case files
- Review email and identity security
- Support practical security policy development
Insurance Agencies
Agencies manage personal and financial data across carriers, agents, and client systems.
Common risks
- Third-party access sprawl
- Sensitive personal data
- Inconsistent device security
Common technology
- Agency management systems
- Carrier portals
- Email and cloud storage
Typical concerns
- Protecting client PII
- Managing access across multiple systems
- Vendor risk
How we help
- Review third-party and carrier system access
- Strengthen identity and access controls
- Assess data handling practices
Real Estate Companies
Wire fraud and email compromise around transactions are a well-known risk in real estate.
Common risks
- Wire fraud schemes
- Email account takeover
- Shared devices and logins
Common technology
- Transaction management platforms
- Cloud file storage
Typical concerns
- Preventing wire fraud
- Securing transaction communications
- Protecting client information
How we help
- Review email security and MFA coverage
- Assess transaction communication practices
- Provide employee security awareness guidance
Property Management Companies
Property managers handle tenant data, vendor payments, and building systems across distributed teams.
Common risks
- Vendor payment fraud
- Tenant data exposure
- Distributed staff with varied device security
Common technology
- Property management software
- Payment processing
- Email and mobile devices
Typical concerns
- Protecting tenant and owner data
- Payment fraud prevention
- Device security across sites
How we help
- Review payment and vendor authorization processes
- Assess mobile and remote device security
- Strengthen access controls
Construction Companies
Construction firms coordinate subcontractors, vendors, and project data — often with limited in-house IT support.
Common risks
- Invoice and payment fraud
- Limited IT oversight
- Shared project system access
Common technology
- Project management platforms
- Accounting software
- Field devices
Typical concerns
- Preventing invoice fraud
- Securing project and financial data
- Managing subcontractor access
How we help
- Review financial system access and controls
- Assess field device security
- Support practical security documentation
Professional Services
Consultancies and professional service firms manage sensitive client information without a dedicated security team.
Common risks
- Client data exposure
- Business email compromise
- Inconsistent security practices
Common technology
- Cloud productivity suites
- Client collaboration tools
Typical concerns
- Protecting client engagements
- Maintaining professional trust
- Managing limited IT resources
How we help
- Review cloud collaboration security settings
- Assess identity and access practices
- Build a practical, ongoing security program
Small Healthcare Practices
Small practices manage sensitive patient information, often with legacy systems and limited technical staff.
Common risks
- Sensitive patient data
- Legacy or shared systems
- Limited technical staff
Common technology
- Practice management systems
- Administrative devices
Typical concerns
- Protecting patient information
- Operating with limited technical resources
- Device and access security
How we help
- Review access to sensitive systems
- Assess device and backup security
- Provide a prioritized improvement roadmap
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