Client Success Stories
Real results from real cybersecurity transformations
Regional Healthcare Network | 450 employees, 12 clinic locations
How a Multi-Clinic Healthcare Network Achieved HIPAA Compliance in 90 Days
A rapidly expanding healthcare network with 12 clinics across Alberta faced a compliance crisis. A preliminary audit revealed 47 HIPAA violations, including unsecured PHI storage, missing Business Associate Agreements, and inadequate access controls. The organization had 90 days to demonstrate compliance before their largest payer contract renewal.
Automotive Parts Manufacturer | 1,200 employees, 3 manufacturing plants
Tier 1 Automotive Supplier Achieves TISAX Certification for German OEM Contracts
A Canadian Tier 1 supplier to Volkswagen and BMW needed TISAX Assessment Level 2 certification within 6 months to retain existing contracts and qualify for a $18M expansion program. Their information security maturity was assessed at level 1.8 out of 5, with critical gaps in prototype protection and third-party connectivity.
Payment Processing Fintech | 85 employees, processing $40M annually
Fintech Startup Achieves PCI DSS 4.0 Compliance and Passes First Audit
A high-growth fintech processing payment card data needed PCI DSS 4.0 compliance before their Series B fundraising round. Their infrastructure was cloud-native but had grown organically without security governance. The SAQ-D self-assessment revealed 31 non-compliant areas.
Midstream Oil & Gas Operator | 2,800 employees, 14 pipeline facilities
Oil & Gas Operator Secures OT/ICS Environment After Ransomware Near-Miss
A ransomware attack on a peer company in the same sector triggered an emergency board mandate to assess OT/ICS security. The assessment revealed flat network topology between IT and OT, unpatched SCADA systems with 200+ day-old vulnerabilities, and no incident response plan for industrial control system compromise.
Multi-Brand Retail Chain | 3,500 employees, 180 store locations
National Retail Chain Replaces In-House SOC with Managed Detection and Response
A national retailer's in-house security team of 3 analysts was overwhelmed by 4,000+ alerts per day across 180 locations. False positive rate was 94%. Mean time to respond to confirmed threats was 72 hours. The team was burning out and critical alerts were being missed.