01  //  sector

Financial Services

Banks, fintechs, payments, capital markets.

Threat actors: organized crime, nation-states, market-abuse insiders. Our programs map to FFIEC, DORA, PCI, and SWIFT CSP — with red teams that emulate FIN7, Lazarus, and APT41.

SWIFT CSP PCI-DSS DORA FFIEC FedRAMP-ready
02  //  sector

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Providers, payers, biotech, clinical platforms.

PHI exposure, ransomware, and clinical-trial integrity dominate the threat model. We harden EHR integrations, medical device fleets, and HIPAA controls — with IR retainers tuned for downtime-sensitive environments.

HIPAA HITRUST FDA premarket 21 CFR Part 11
03  //  sector

SaaS & Technology

B2B platforms, developer tools, AI/ML companies.

Multi-tenancy, API security, and supply-chain integrity. We help SaaS companies achieve enterprise-grade posture without slowing engineering velocity — and run continuous PTaaS for fast-moving codebases.

SOC 2 ISO 27001 GDPR SLSA OWASP ASVS
04  //  sector

Public Sector & Defence

Federal, state, defence contractors, critical infrastructure.

Cleared personnel for classified environments where required. Our programs align with NIST 800-53, CMMC, and StateRAMP — and our threat intelligence integrates with sector ISAC feeds.

NIST 800-53 CMMC FedRAMP StateRAMP ITAR-aware
05  //  sector

Energy & Utilities

Generation, transmission, oil & gas, water.

OT/ICS expertise on staff. We test SCADA, DCS, and field-device security with the safety mindset of plant operators — and align programs to NERC CIP, IEC 62443, and TSA Pipeline directives.

NERC CIP IEC 62443 TSA SD Purdue Model
06  //  sector

E-Commerce & Retail

Direct-to-consumer, marketplaces, omnichannel retail.

Fraud, account takeover, and bot abuse on top of the standard PCI scope. We harden checkout flows, integrate fraud telemetry with detection, and run seasonal red teams ahead of peak periods.

PCI-DSS GDPR CCPA Bot management
// How we tailor

Threat-model first. Tools second.

Vendors lead with products. Velarynt leads with a question: who is most motivated to harm your business, and how would they do it?

From that answer we derive the engagement plan, the detection priorities, and the control investments. Tooling falls out of the plan — never the other way around.

threat-model.yaml
sector: financial_services crown_jewels: - swift_payment_gateway - core_banking_db - customer_pii_lake adversaries: - name: FIN7 motive: financial capability: high likelihood: very_high - name: Lazarus motive: state-sponsored / financial capability: very_high likelihood: high - name: insider_abuse motive: opportunistic capability: medium likelihood: medium priorities: 1. detection_engineering 2. iam_blast_radius 3. third_party_risk
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