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Case studies

Security outcomes, industry by industry

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Banking, financial services & insuranceIllustrative

A mid-sized lender becomes audit-ready with a monitored SOC

Challenge. A regional lender faced rising regulator expectations on cyber resilience, but had logs in separate tools, shared admin accounts and no round-the-clo…

Outcome. Typical outcomes for this kind of programme: a single view of security events, named ownership for every critical alert, evidence…

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Banking, financial services & insuranceIllustrative

An insurer moves from annual pen tests to continuous exposure management

Challenge. Customer portals and agent apps changed monthly, while testing happened once a year and findings sat in spreadsheets without owners or deadlines.

Outcome. Typical outcomes: fewer long-lived critical findings, testing aligned to releases, and a clear remediation trend leadership can r…

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Asset & wealth managementIllustrative

An asset manager answers investor due-diligence with confidence

Challenge. Institutional investors were sending long security questionnaires, and the firm lacked a documented programme, consistent policies or a clear view of…

Outcome. Typical outcomes: faster, consistent answers to questionnaires, a board-ready security report each quarter, and reduced exposure …

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Asset & wealth managementIllustrative

Secure remote access for portfolio and trading teams

Challenge. Portfolio managers needed fast, secure access to research and order systems from home and travel, without exposing flat networks or relying on passwo…

Outcome. Typical outcomes: access limited to what each role needs, stronger protection for high-value accounts, and one support number for…

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Pharma & life sciencesIllustrative

Protecting research IP and validated systems at a pharma manufacturer

Challenge. Formulation research, clinical data and validated manufacturing systems sat on networks with limited segmentation, and the company needed to protect …

Outcome. Typical outcomes: clearer protection for crown-jewel data, reduced blast radius if a system is compromised, and security changes …

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Pharma & life sciencesIllustrative

Third-party risk for a clinical research organisation

Challenge. Sponsors required evidence that patient data was protected across sites and sub-contractors, under both GDPR and India's DPDP Act, but vendor oversig…

Outcome. Typical outcomes: a repeatable supplier assessment, documented data flows for sponsor audits, and tested breach-notification step…

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HealthcareIllustrative

A hospital group builds ransomware resilience

Challenge. Clinical systems could not tolerate long outages, but backups were not isolated and endpoints had uneven protection.

Outcome. Typical outcomes: tested recovery objectives for critical systems, faster containment of suspicious activity, and leaders who hav…

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IT, ITES & softwareIllustrative

An IT services firm wins enterprise deals with a stronger security posture

Challenge. Enterprise buyers asked for SOC 2 and secure-development evidence, while delivery teams worked across several cloud accounts with inconsistent guardr…

Outcome. Typical outcomes: shorter security reviews in sales cycles, consistent controls across projects, and developers who find issues b…

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Manufacturing & energyIllustrative

Bringing IT and plant networks under one security view

Challenge. Plant systems were flat and rarely patched, and the IT team had no visibility into what was connected or how it behaved.

Outcome. Typical outcomes: an accurate asset inventory, controlled paths between IT and plant networks, and alerts that operations and sec…

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Cases marked Illustrative are anonymised, representative scenarios that show how we approach a sector. They do not describe a specific client or promise a specific result.

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