Security testing that already knows your sector
One engine, nine threat models. Each page covers the systems that sector actually runs, the attacks it actually faces, and the evidence its regulators and customers actually ask for.
Nine sectors, one assessment engine
The engine is the same on every page. What changes is what it is pointed at, what it is forbidden from touching, and which framework the evidence is written for.
Financial Services
Payment flows, lending decisions, account servicing, open banking APIs — the logic that handles money is the logic attackers study hardest. It is also the logic no signature database describes.
ExploreHealthcare
Patient portals, scheduling systems, clinical APIs, payer integrations: all of it holds data that carries a lifetime of consequence if it leaks, and much of it runs on systems that cannot be taken offline for a test.
ExploreGovernment
Benefits portals, licensing systems, tax filing, records access — services that must be open to everyone by design, running on estates that were often built decades apart and connected later.
ExploreManufacturing
Almost nobody breaks into a plant by attacking a controller. They arrive through a corporate account, a supplier portal, an ERP integration or an exposed remote access service, and then walk into a network that was designed for reliability, not for containment.
ExploreRetail
The vulnerabilities that cost retailers money are rarely exotic. A discount that stacks when it should not. A price accepted from the client. A gift card balance that survives a concurrent request. A loyalty account reachable from another customer's session.
ExploreSaaS
Every enterprise deal arrives with a questionnaire, a SOC 2 request and someone technical asking when you last tested. Meanwhile you ship on Tuesday and again on Thursday, and the last pentest describes a product that has since changed twice.
ExploreTelecom
A single authorisation flaw in a subscriber portal is not one exposed account. At operator scale it is a data set — and the same flaw in a provisioning API is an operational one.
ExploreEducation
A department stood up a project site in 2019. A research group runs its own server. A faculty subdomain points at infrastructure that was decommissioned two years ago. None of it went through central IT, and all of it is reachable.
ExploreLegal
Clients do not retain a firm because of its document management system. They retain it on the assumption that what they share stays privileged — and increasingly they audit that assumption before instructing.
ExploreWhy a generic penetration test underperforms in a regulated sector
The technical baseline is common to everyone. Everything above it (the systems, the constraints, the auditor) is not.
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A different threat model
A bank is attacked for its transfer logic, a hospital for its uptime, a law firm for the material it holds on someone else. The same scanner finds none of those differences.
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Different systems in scope
Core banking interfaces, HL7 feeds, PLC boundaries, POS estates, tenant boundaries, provisioning APIs. A generic web assessment tests the front door of each and stops there.
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A different auditor asking
PCI DSS, HIPAA, IEC 62443, SOC 2, CERT-In and outside counsel guidelines all want evidence in their own language. Every finding is mapped before you have to ask.
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Different rules about what may run
No testing during peak trading, nothing active on a control network, nothing that touches a clinical system, no privileged document ever read. Constraints enforced by the platform, not by a promise.
Mapped to the framework asking the question
Every finding carries the requirement it affects, so an assessment answers a QSA, an assessor, a regulator and a customer's security team from the same run. Each sector page sets out the mapping in full.
AIPTx produces technical testing evidence against these frameworks. Certification, attestation and regulatory determinations remain with your auditor, assessor or regulator; this is what makes those reviews short.
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