Built for the way your sector actually operates
Seven vertical deep dives covering the five EU-regulated verticals plus manufacturing/industrial and general mid-large enterprise. Each maps Zero Hunt features to the pressure, attack profile and procurement constraints specific to that sector. Pick the one closest to your environment.
- Energy · Water · Telco
Utilities — NIS2 essential operators
Continuous offensive validation, traffic-side intrusion detection, and NIS2 Title 13 evidence packaging — one appliance for the European utility operating-model.
- Hospitals · Insurers · Pharma
Healthcare — ransomware target #1
Catch ransomware mid-encryption, validate exploitation paths before the next campaign, and keep the GDPR Article 33 clock manageable.
- Banks · Insurers · Payment
Finance — DORA TLPT operators
Continuous testing for DORA Art. 25, threat-led validation for DORA Art. 26 (TLPT), and ICT-incident classification mapped in the same appliance.
- Government · Local · Agencies
Public Administration — ACN-scoped
For the Italian PA in scope of decreto legislativo 138/2024 + ACN supply-chain requirements: on-prem, certified, evidence-backed.
- Classified · Air-gap · NSPI
Defence supply chain — air-gap ready
For defence prime contractors, classified-data handlers, and any organisation where vendor-cloud touchpoints are disqualifying.
- Automotive · Machinery · Food · Chemicals
Manufacturing & industrial — supply-chain target
For manufacturing operators in the NIS2 "important entity" perimeter — automotive, machinery, food, chemicals, electronics — where ransomware shutting a line for 48 hours costs more than three years of security tooling.
- Retail · Logistics · Pharma R&D · Professional Services
Enterprise & corporate — mid-large general business
For mid-to-large general enterprises outside the heavily-regulated verticals — retail, logistics, pharma R&D, professional services — that no longer fit the "too small to be targeted" excuse and want continuous validation without paying for a CISO seat at the table that does not yet exist.