Knowing what to fix first. Every sector faces different threats and different regulators. The decision they all need is the same. mindthehack delivers it across the seven verticals that run critical Europe.
Pick a sector. See how mindthehack delivers the same answer, the same way, against the regulator and the threat actor that matter most to it.
Banks, brokers, and payment infrastructure need decisions auditors can trust. Every exposure tied to the asset it puts at risk, every remediation pre-formatted for DORA reporting.
Production-safe testing across IT and OT. Validated attack paths through SCADA, ICS, and field assets, with the decisions your team can actually act on.
Continuous exposure decisions across signaling, core network, customer-edge, and OSS / BSS. Built for scale, mapped to NIS2.
Water, transport, healthcare, public safety. Continuous evidence that the right exposures got closed, in the right order, with the regulator in the loop.
Multi-subsidiary, multi-region, multi-cloud. One decision queue across the whole estate, with delegated remediation to the teams who can ship the fix.
EU hosted, EU jurisdiction. The decision platform government CIOs can defend to ministers and auditors alike.
Card-present, card-not-present, omnichannel. Continuous exposure decisions for PCI DSS scope, every recommendation tied to the revenue it protects.
A finding without sectoral context is noise. A bank doesn't care about the same exposures as a hospital. A retailer doesn't answer to the same regulator as an energy operator. The Decision Engine weighs every exposure against the threat actors, regulators, and business assets that matter for each sector, not against a generic CVSS score.
DORA, NIS2, PCI DSS, GDPR, ISO 27001. Every decision lands with the framework reference attached.
Banking trojans, ransomware affiliates, OT-targeting groups, retail card skimmers. Each sector gets the active TTPs that matter.
Core banking, smart-meter networks, signaling, checkout. The Decision Engine values what the regulator and the CFO actually value.
No assumptions. No noise. Just real attack paths. The decisions waiting at the end of an attack simulation are the ones your team would otherwise miss.
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