Six sectors. Six typical threats. One platform.
Finance, healthcare, manufacturing, OT, energy, public sector, B2B SaaS. Each sector has its own regulations, threats, and scope. FortaRisks adapts to your specific industry context.
You are not buying the same cybersecurity as a bank, a factory, or a hospital.
A bank thinks DORA and OSFI B-13. A hospital thinks Bill 25 and targeted ransomware. A manufacturer thinks IEC 62443 and exposed PLCs. An energy provider thinks NERC CIP and Volt Typhoon. A municipality thinks ITSG-33 and tight budgets. A B2B SaaS company thinks SOC 2 and software supply chain. Each sector has its own language. FortaRisks speaks it.
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Finance & Banking
DORA. OSFI B-13. Fraud. Targeted ransomware.
You are subject to strict regulations (DORA for European subsidiaries, OSFI B-13 in Canada) and active ransomware targets. FortaRisks natively covers financial frameworks, continuously monitors your critical ICT providers (continuous TPRM), and correlates sector-specific CTI signals (actors targeting finance) with your internal posture.
Benefit: DORA audit ready quickly, continuous monitoring of 60-100 critical providers.
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Health & Life Sciences
Law 25. HDS. Ransomware targeted. PHI exposed.
You handle personal health information (PHI) under the obligations of Quebec's Bill 25 and HDS, in a sector where targeted ransomware is the primary threat. FortaRisks continuously monitors your external surface (subdomain takeover, exposed services), tracks the posture of your PHI providers, and alerts you to active healthcare actors as soon as they emerge.
Benefit: demonstrable compliance with Law 25, ransomware detection before encryption.
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OT Manufacturer
IEC 62443. OT/ICS scanner. Industrial supply chain.
Your attack surface includes Siemens S7 and Allen-Bradley PLCs, and Modbus, BACnet, and OPC UA protocols. Most consumer-grade EASMs don't detect these. FortaRisks integrates a native OT/ICS scanner (15 industrial ports, 8 protocols, read-only mode) that detects PLCs accidentally exposed to the internet. TPRM is applied to your OT providers.
Benefit: Exposed machine detected within 24 hours, not after the incident.
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Energy & utilities
NERC CIP. IEC 62443. Volt Typhoon. Critical infrastructure.
You are a nation-state target (Volt Typhoon, Sandworm) and subject to NERC CIP in North America. FortaRisks natively covers NERC CIP, applies the OT/ICS scanner to your power plants and substations, and tracks 1,500+ actors, including APT groups targeting energy. Prioritized sector-specific CTI signals.
Benefit: demonstrable NERC CIP alignment, real-time alerts on energy APT actors.
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Public sector & municipalities
ITSG-33. Ransomware. Tight budget. AGC audit.
You are monitoring ITSG-33 (CCCS) with a limited team and a constrained budget. Municipal ransomware has become endemic in Canada. FortaRisks provides native ITSG-33 coverage, prioritizes by actual impact (not raw CVSS), and presents budget trade-offs in a defensible manner to the municipal council or audit committee.
Benefit: ITSG-33 audit-ready coverage, defensible budget prioritization.
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B2B SaaS & Tech
SOC 2. ISO 27001. Software supply chain. Brand.
Your customers require SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification for signing contracts. Your brand is a target for subdomain takeovers and typosquatting. Your software supply chain (npm, PyPI, dependencies) is an attack vector. FortaRisks covers these frameworks simultaneously (mapping SOC 2 ↔ ISO 27001 ↔ NIS2), monitors your brand (typosquatting, takeovers, leaks), and correlates active CVEs with your dependencies.
Benefit: SOC 2 Type II ready in 14 weeks, brand continuously monitored.
Six sectors. Six concrete scenarios.
Here's what FortaRisks changes in the operational reality of each sector.
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Finance, Quebec Cooperative Bank.
DORA audit imminent, 60 critical ICT providers. FortaRisks onboards the 60 providers in 5 days, generates the DORA report in 1 day, demonstrates the continuous monitoring required by Article 28 of the regulation.
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Health, Quebec Clinic Group.
25 providers handling PHI under Law 25. FortaRisks detected one provider whose subdomain had fallen under control via subdomain takeover, 48 hours after the event. Access was suspended within 24 hours. No incidents.
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Canadian manufacturer, industrial company with 12 sites.
A subcontractor is working on a Siemens PLC. They forget to close the temporary VPN. After 48 hours, the FortaRisks OT scanner detects the PLC as accessible from the internet. Slack alert. VPN closed within 3 hours.
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Energy, Electricity transmission operator.
CISA issues a Volt Typhoon alert targeting North American energy companies. FortaRisks identifies four assets and two service providers corresponding to the TTP. The morning CISO briefing contains the detailed list.
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Public sector, Municipality 800 employees.
Limited annual cybersecurity budget. The AI Risk Engine score breaks down actions by estimated cost avoided. The CIO presents the city council with 5 prioritized actions with measured ROI, not a list of 200 vulnerabilities.
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SaaS B2B, Publisher with 150 employees.
US clients (SOC 2), EU partners (NIS2), QC clients (Law 25). Before FortaRisks: 9 months of SOC 2 preparation, 3 GRC tools, teams experiencing burnout. With FortaRisks: SOC 2 + NIS2 + Law 25 audit-ready in 14 weeks, 1 platform.
