Convergent works where security is a commercial requirement, not just a technical one. Each industry practice is built around the specific regulations, threat models, and vendor-assurance gates that determine how security is bought, measured, and defended.
Four verticals
Media & Entertainment
The assurance and offensive security partner to studios, post houses, and content technology vendors — twenty years deep in content security controls, from physical site assessments to cloud architecture to application workflows.
Explore M&E →Financial Services
From creditor firms under the NCBA Committed to Security program to mortgage banking firms navigating GSE, NYDFS, and CCPA requirements — deep regulatory fluency with offensive security depth and continuous coverage through Sanctum.
Explore Financial Services →Healthcare
Healthcare security assessment and advisory for providers, payers, and health technology vendors navigating HIPAA, HITRUST, and state privacy requirements.
Explore Healthcare →Gov, Education & Infrastructure
Security assessment and advisory for K-12 school districts, local and state government agencies, and critical infrastructure operators. Regulatory frameworks that don’t forgive budget cycles — and a public accountability standard that private-sector clients rarely face.
Explore Public Sector →Why specialization
The difference between a generic security assessment and one that actually protects your organization is whether the assessor understands your industry's specific threat model, regulatory reality, and commercial pressure.
A pre-release content leak is not the same threat as a patient data breach is not the same threat as a grid-control compromise. The controls that matter depend on which adversary you face.
HIPAA, NYDFS Part 500, TPN+, NCBA CTS, GSE requirements — each has its own compliance logic. An assessor who has to learn the standard before assessing against it is already behind.
A studio security officer, a bank examiner, and a hospital CISO read assessment reports differently. Findings have to be framed for the audience that acts on them.
Convergent’s three pillars — advisory, offensive security testing, and assurance — apply across regulated industries. If your sector has compliance gates, vendor-assurance requirements, or a threat model that generalists miss, we should talk.
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