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Each sector has specific regulations, threats and risks. Our solutions combine the right products for each context — with regulatory alignment and local intelligence.

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Financial Sector & Fintechs

Banks, fintechs, brokerages and asset managers operate under growing regulation and are priority targets for ransomware groups, fraud and espionage. CMN Resolution 5.274/2025 made threat intelligence mandatory — not optional.

policy Regulations covered

check CMN Resolution 5.274/2025 — Mandatory Cyber Intelligence
check LGPD — Customer data protection and ANPD notification
check BACEN Circular 3.909 — Cybersecurity policy
check PCI DSS — For card-processing institutions

Sector-specific threats

phishing Credential stuffing fraud on banking portals
lock Ransomware targeting critical financial infrastructure
mail BEC (Business Email Compromise) attacks
visibility Espionage of M&A activity and customer data
hub Financial IT supply chain attacks

Recommended stack for financial sector

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Deep Web Monitor — Client and employee credentials in forums and infostealer logs
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AI-SOC + MDR 24/7 — Continuous monitoring of all banking infrastructure
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Threat Intel Lab — IOC feeds and reports on active groups in Brazilian financial sector
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EASM — Attack surface of internet banking, APIs and exposed test environments
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IR Retainer — Incident response agreement with guaranteed SLA for regulatory crises

Why hospitals are priority targets

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High-value data

Medical records are worth 10–40x more than financial data on the black market — including medical history, insurance and minor's data.

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Vulnerable legacy systems

Connected medical devices (IoMT) rarely receive patches. Many run end-of-life operating systems.

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Zero tolerance for downtime

Attackers know hospitals pay ransoms faster — any disruption puts lives at risk.

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Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare is the third most attacked sector by ransomware in Brazil. Hospitals, clinics, labs and health insurance providers store sensitive patient data and operate legacy systems with high exposure.

travel_explore Dark web monitoring for patient data
lan IoMT network segmentation and protection
emergency_home Incident response with critical SLA (< 2h)
inventory_2 Legacy system vulnerability inventory and assessment
school Staff training against phishing and BEC
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Manufacturing & Industry

With the convergence of IT and OT (Operational Technology), factories and industrial plants have become ransomware targets with direct production impact. A successful attack can halt entire lines and compromise critical contracts.

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OT/ICS environment protection

Passive monitoring of industrial networks (SCADA, PLCs) without impacting availability of control systems.

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Supplier risk management

Monitoring of security posture and dark web exposure of critical suppliers — preventing supply chain attacks.

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Operational continuity

Response playbooks that minimize production line impact — surgical isolation without total plant shutdown.

Typical ransomware impact in manufacturing

Average production downtime after ransomware 18 days
Average daily loss per halted production line $500K+
of attacks start with a compromised supplier 67%
of ransomware victims in Brazil are industrial sector 21%

Aggregated indicators from market reports and observed cases. Sources available upon request.

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Essential Dark Web Monitor

Monitoring of company credentials and data in Brazilian forums and Telegram channels.

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Basic EASM

Discovery and monitoring of external assets — domains, subdomains and exposed services.

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Real-time alerts

Immediate notifications via email, Slack or WhatsApp when your company is mentioned in a threat context.

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Specialist support

Access to analysts for alert triage and response guidance without needing an internal security team.

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Small & Medium Businesses

Threat intelligence isn't exclusive to large corporations. SMBs are frequent targets precisely because they lack dedicated security teams — and a single incident can compromise the entire operation.

lightbulb Why SMBs are targeted

  • chevron_right No internal security team — less resistance to attack
  • chevron_right Often suppliers of large enterprises — supply chain attack vector
  • chevron_right Lower recovery capacity — 60% of SMBs close within 6 months after a severe attack

What is your risk context?

Our specialists conduct a free initial assessment to identify your sector's priority risks and recommend the right combination of products and services.

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