Athena’s capability is the same everywhere it runs. What changes is the conversation: the threats you actually face, the regulations on your risk register, the threats that define your sector, and the outcomes your buyers fund. Pick your sector.
Book a demo →Every sector runs the same agentic platform. Turn a card for the threats you face, the regulations on your register, and the outcomes your buyers fund, then open the full brief. We build the heaviest regulated, clearest threat sectors first.
When the threat moves money in minutes, your defense cannot wait for a ticket.
Operational resilience your regulator can test, and your board can trust.
Financial institutions are where money, identity and regulation meet, which makes them the most targeted and the most examined. Ransomware does not just encrypt files here, it freezes settlement and becomes a liquidity and conduct event.
Read the Financial Services brief →Keep care running, even when the attack does not stop.
Security that protects the patient, not just the record.
In healthcare the breach is measured in care, not only in dollars. When ransomware takes the EHR down, the hospital diverts ambulances, reverts to paper, and delays procedures, and the harm is to patients.
Read the Healthcare and Life Sciences brief →When a substation trips, the question is whether you knew first, contained it, and could prove it to FERC by morning.
Vigil watches the OT environment at 3am on a holiday weekend. Tyraxis does not take weekends.
The bulk electric system and drinking water infrastructure are the two domains where a cyber event becomes a public-safety emergency within hours. NERC CIP obligations govern the electric side, TSA security directives extend reach into pipeline-adjacent transmission operators, and AWIA mandates risk and resilience assessments for water systems.
Read the Energy and Utilities brief →A line stopped by ransomware costs more in one shift than a year of agentic security. Athena keeps the line moving.
From the corporate network to the historian to the PLC, Athena sees the full attack path and closes it.
In manufacturing the cost is measured not in data loss but in lines stopped, batches scrapped, and shipments missed. The convergence of IT and OT on the plant floor means a phishing email in the corporate network is now a path to the historian, the DCS, and the safety instrumented system.
Read the Manufacturing and Industrial brief →Your ATO is a point-in-time photograph. Athena is continuous monitoring with autonomous response. The gap between them is where adversaries live.
Nation-state campaigns move at machine speed. An understaffed SOC reviewing alerts at human speed is a delay, not a security program.
Federal civilian agencies operate under a continuous mandate: maintain mission continuity against adversaries operating at machine speed while sustaining a valid Authorization to Operate under FISMA and NIST 800-53. The zero-trust mandates in OMB M-22-09 accelerated architectural change, but most agencies carry a legacy estate that cannot be replaced overnight, and workforce ceilings mean the SOC team that was understaffed two years ago is still understaffed today.
Read the Federal Government brief →The weakest supplier in your chain is the way in. Athena monitors the CUI boundary where it actually lives, not where the perimeter map says it does.
A CMMC Level 2 assessment measures a moment. Citadel makes your NIST 800-171 posture a continuous fact, not a pre-assessment sprint.
The Defense Industrial Base faces a compound compliance obligation and a genuine national security threat at once. CMMC requires demonstrated implementation of NIST 800-171 controls before a prime or sub can hold a contract involving Controlled Unclassified Information, and the adversary most interested in that CUI operates at nation-state intent and persistence.
Read the Defense and Aerospace brief →When the floor goes dark, you lose revenue by the hour and trust by the headline. Keep the property live and the license clean.
Operational resilience the gaming regulator can test, the AML examiner can audit, and the board can trust.
Gaming, hospitality and entertainment is a cash intensive, around the clock, heavily licensed business where the money is made on the casino floor and the sportsbook, and increasingly online, while the same guest also fills the hotel, the restaurants, the events and the retail. That makes the operator a financial institution in all but name and a prime target in fact.
Read the Gaming, Hospitality & Entertainment brief →Where a number appears on these pages it carries a real, independent source, or it does not appear. We lead with records-based, peer-reviewed and government research, never a security vendor selling the fear its own report creates.
Breach losses are heavy-tailed, not an average. Records-based analysis of real incidents finds the typical loss in the low hundreds of thousands while a handful of catastrophic events dominate any mean. Median per-incident loss has risen roughly fifteen-fold since 2008, to nearly $3M today, with extreme events near $32M at the 95th percentile.Cyentia Institute, Information Risk Insights Study 2025 · source
A single average misrepresents cyber risk. Peer-reviewed analysis finds the mean cyber loss runs roughly 160 times the median, and the largest 0.5% of losses roughly equal the entire bottom 99.5% combined. One loss causes ruin.Journal of Cybersecurity (Oxford University Press), 2023 · source
Business email compromise moves real money. US victims reported $2.77B in business email compromise losses across 21,442 complaints in 2024, one of the largest reported loss categories.FBI IC3 Internet Crime Report 2024 · source
In healthcare, the breach is measured in care. Of 374 ransomware attacks on US healthcare delivery organizations from 2016 to 2021, about 44% disrupted care delivery, and together they exposed the data of nearly 42 million patients.JAMA Health Forum, 2022 (peer-reviewed) · source