We work with organizations across sectors and geographies that share one thing in common: they cannot afford to get security wrong. Their names are confidential. Their outcomes are not.
Banks, investment firms, payment processors, and fintech companies operating under PCI-DSS, SOX, and GLBA requirements.
Hospitals, insurers, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers facing HIPAA, FDA, and patient data obligations.
Utilities, energy producers, and industrial operators where a breach carries operational and public safety consequences.
Federal contractors, state agencies, and public institutions navigating FedRAMP, FISMA, and CMMC compliance obligations.
Law firms, accounting practices, and advisory businesses that hold sensitive client data and face growing cyber extortion risk.
Software companies and cloud platforms that need security assurance to satisfy enterprise customers and close deals faster.
Transportation and logistics operators managing complex supplier networks and cross-border data flows with significant third-party risk exposure.
Universities, research institutions, and edtech companies managing student data, research IP, and regulatory compliance across jurisdictions.
A US-based regional bank with approximately 800 employees was preparing for a regulatory exam and engaged Infosignals for an external network penetration test. The bank had no prior third-party security testing and operated under the assumption that their perimeter firewall was sufficient protection.
Engagement scope: external network perimeter, web applications, remote access infrastructure, VPN endpoints.
A healthcare SaaS company processing patient data for hospitals across the US and Canada needed ISO 27001 certification to satisfy enterprise procurement requirements from three large hospital networks — without which it risked losing pending contracts worth significant recurring revenue.
Engagement scope: full ISMS implementation, risk register, policy suite, audit preparation, and Stage 1 & 2 support.
A European energy company with operations in three countries had no formal security program, no dedicated security personnel, and was facing increasing pressure from regulators and insurers to demonstrate a minimum security baseline. The CISO role was vacant. The Board needed a clear picture of risk and a realistic path forward.
Engagement scope: security maturity assessment, board reporting, 24-month roadmap, CISO advisory, and vendor selection.
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