Industries We Serve
The threats, the compliance requirements, and the risks aren't the same across sectors. We work where those specifics matter.
TAC serves B2B companies in industries where operational risk, supply chain exposure, and compliance pressure collide. If your customers are asking hard questions about your security posture — we've heard them before.
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The oil and gas sector sits at the intersection of physical safety and digital vulnerability. Attacks on pipeline operators, upstream producers, and midstream companies have made clear that cybersecurity in this industry isn't a back-office concern — it's an operational one.
Companies in this space often have distributed workforces, remote sites with limited IT oversight, and vendor ecosystems with varying levels of security maturity. TAC helps oil and gas companies build security programs that account for the operational realities of the industry — not just the compliance checklist.
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Manufacturing companies are increasingly targeted — not because they're careless, but because they're valuable. Intellectual property, production systems, and supply chain relationships make manufacturers attractive targets for ransomware, IP theft, and espionage.
Many manufacturers are also in the CMMC compliance pipeline. If your company is part of the defense industrial base or working toward CMMC Level 1 or 2, TAC helps you build the security foundation that makes compliance a natural byproduct — not a scramble.
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Consulting firms, agencies, and business services companies handle sensitive client data, financial information, and confidential engagements every day. They're often trusted with more access than they realize — and that trust makes them a target.
Professional services firms are increasingly required to demonstrate their security posture to enterprise clients before contracts are signed. SOC 2 Type II has become the de facto credential for firms that want to win and keep large-enterprise business. TAC helps you get there — and stay there.
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Engineering firms — civil, structural, mechanical, environmental — work with project data, client systems, and government contracts that carry real security obligations. Many are surprised to find that the projects they're winning come with security requirements they weren't expecting.
Architecture and engineering firms often have small IT footprints, no dedicated security staff, and project-based work that creates irregular data flows and access patterns. That's exactly the kind of environment where gaps form quietly — and where TAC can make an immediate difference.
Across Every Industry
Regardless of sector, the moment companies call TAC usually looks like one of these.
An incident — real or close call — makes leadership realize how exposed the organization was. Sometimes it costs $100K+. Always, it could have been worse.
A major customer or partner sends a security questionnaire, or requires SOC 2 or CMMC as a condition of doing business. The timeline is short and the stakes are real.
The cyber insurance renewal comes back with requirements — or the premium doubles because the controls aren't there. The insurer wants a plan.
A potential acquirer or investor looks under the hood and the security posture becomes a problem. Gaps discovered at the worst possible time.
CMMC, SOC 2, ISO 27001 — a deadline is approaching and the organization isn't ready. The clock is running.
Leadership knows they have gaps but doesn't know where or how bad. They need someone to look at the full picture and tell them the truth.
Don't wait. The first hours after a breach matter. Tell us what's happening and we'll respond as fast as possible.
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If you're a small to mid-sized B2B company with an internal IT team or MSP but no real security leadership, there's a good chance we can help. Let's find out.