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Financial institutions don't get to learn from incidents. Regulators expect you to have tested your response before it happens. DORA requires demonstrated operational resilience. NIS2 adds another layer. NBU has its own requirements. And the attackers targeting your sector study your processes before they strike — invoice fraud, SWIFT compromise, payment authorization manipulation, executive impersonation.

Critical Infrastructure

What changes with Unit Range:

CI-specific crisis simulations modeled on documented real-world attacks: power grid disruption, SCADA compromise, cascading infrastructure failure, supply chain sabotage.
‍See Crisis Simulations →
Technical training tracks covering SCADA/OT security, hardening, and industrial control system defense. See Content →
NIS2 control mapping with continuous evidence management — not a once-a-year compliance exercise. See Trust Centers →
OT security competencies tracked per engineer, mapped to industry role frameworks. See Skills Tracking →
Continuous training cycles that run without manual scheduling — because your team is busy keeping infrastructure operational. See Automations →

Relevant content: Critical Infrastructure / Energy / Telecom TTX package · SCADA/OT security track · NIS2 compliance checklist · Hardening track · Technical Specialists program · Supply Chain Compromise TTX

When our systems go down, it's not a business problem — it's a public safety problem.

Critical Infrastructure

What changes with Unit Range:

Controls mapped to DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001, NBU Resolution No. 95, and PCI DSS — with per-item expiration tracking and automated evidence collection.
‍See Trust Centers →
Financial sector crisis simulations: SWIFT compromise, payment fraud, card data breach, regulatory notification under time pressure. See Crisis Simulations →
Continuous risk scoring tied to compliance framework requirements — not a quarterly snapshot, but a live view. See Risks →
Phishing templates replicating invoice fraud, payment authorization attacks, and executive impersonation targeting finance and treasury staff. See Phishing Simulations →
Role-based awareness for finance teams — because your accountant and your SOC analyst face completely different attacks. See Content →

Relevant content: Financial TTX package (CFO/Finance/Banks/FinTech) · DORA controls · NBU Resolution No. 95 · ISO 27001 checklist · PCI DSS Nightmare TTX · Role-based awareness for Finance · Ransomware Crisis TTX

We're regulated by everyone, targeted by the best-funded attackers, and expected to prove resilience — not just claim
it.

Banking & Financial Services

What changes with Unit Range:

Government & Defense TTX package with scenarios modeled on documented attacks against public institutions — tested in the most active cyber conflict environment in the world.
‍See Crisis Simulation →
SOC capacity building from zero: structured 170h+ analyst program, fundamentals through operational readiness, with measurable skill progression. See Content →
Skill profiles per analyst mapped to national and international frameworks — visible to agency leadership and auditors. See Skills Tracking →
Multi-department, multi-agency analytics with exportable reporting for oversight bodies and donor organizations. See Analytics →
Automated user management at scale — SCIM provisioning synced across large, distributed organizations. See SCIM Provisioning →

We need to build real cyber capacity across agencies — not run another awareness checkbox program.

Government & Defense

What changes with Unit Range:

Micro-learning in 3–5 minute modules designed for clinical and administrative staff who can't sit through hour-long training. See Micro-learning →
Healthcare-relevant phishing templates targeting the workflows attackers actually exploit: patient record requests, insurance processing, medical device alerts, appointment system manipulation. See Phishing Simulations →
Crisis simulations covering ransomware in clinical environments, patient data breach, medical device compromise, and supply chain disruption. See Crisis Simulations →
GDPR and ISO 27001 control mapping with evidence that updates continuously — so compliance isn't something you rebuild before every audit. See Trust Centers →
At-risk staff automatically enrolled into targeted training after failed simulations — no manual follow-up required. See Automations →

Relevant content: Universal TTX Survival Essentials · Hospital Ransomware TTX · GDPR 72-Hour Countdown TTX · Role-based awareness · Security Awareness Kits · GDPR controls

Our staff has five minutes between patients — and attackers know that.

Healthcare

What changes with Unit Range:

One platform covering training, phishing, crisis simulations, compliance, risk analytics, and SOC readiness — replacing 5+ disconnected tools with a single data layer.
‍See Platform →
140+ risk indicators across people, technology, and processes — continuously updated from real simulation and training data. See Risks →
Organization, department, team, and individual views in one dashboard — with CSV export for board reporting, audits, and executive presentations. See Analytics →
Automations that handle campaign scheduling, role-based enrollment, onboarding, offboarding, and deadline management — set once, run continuously. See Automations →
SCIM provisioning synced with your IdP for automated user lifecycle across thousands of employees. See SCIM Provisioning→
Automations that handle campaign scheduling, role-based enrollment, onboarding, offboarding, and deadline management — set once, run continuously. See Features →

Relevant content: All TTX packages (90+ scenarios) · Full Security Awareness Kits (46 modules, 10 kits) · Compliance Audit checklists (ISO 27001, NIST, CIS, DORA) · Blue/Red Team Tracks · SOC L1 Program · Phishing templates (60+) · Custom Content Studio

We have the tools. We have the budget. We don't have a single view of whether any of it is working.

Enterprise