Public-sector organizations hold citizen data and deliver essential services under constant nation-state and criminal targeting, with less budget flexibility than private-sector peers to respond.
A breach disrupts public services citizens depend on directly, and carries a public accountability dimension private companies don't face in the same way.
Legacy systems maintained on long procurement cycles, broad interagency data-sharing requirements, and public-facing services that must stay available under intense scrutiny.
Meeting a compliance mandate tied to public funding; responding to a targeted incident; building a security program under public procurement and budget constraints.
We don't have a published public-sector case study yet, and we'd rather tell you that than manufacture one. What we bring is direct experience defending Israel's national carrier at a nation-state threat level, and a named-expert accountability model built for exactly the scrutiny public-sector work demands.