Industries
Primarily high-growth B2B SaaS and technology companies. The same approach applies wherever enterprise security pressure and compliance frameworks show up — with an honest note on where specialized regulatory expertise belongs alongside this work, not instead of it.
SaaS & Technology
Primary focusMost enterprise security questionnaires, SOC 2 requests, and security leadership gaps show up first in B2B SaaS companies scaling into larger customers. This is where OCPL's methodology is most directly built to apply.
Healthcare & Digital Health
The security fundamentals underneath healthcare compliance — access control, data protection, vendor risk, incident response — are the same fundamentals covered here. Sector-specific regulatory requirements (like HIPAA-specific legal or compliance counsel) should sit alongside this work, not be assumed to be replaced by it.
Fintech
The same applies to financial services: core security practice overlaps heavily with what financial regulation expects, but industry-specific regulatory and compliance requirements typically call for specialized counsel in addition to this work, not instead of it.
Growth Businesses
Companies past their first few hires and first enterprise deals, where security decisions can no longer be made ad hoc by whoever happens to be available that week.
Industrial & Manufacturing
Where relevantEngaged case by case, particularly where IT and operational technology security considerations overlap.
Frequently asked
Do you hold HIPAA, PCI-DSS, or other sector-specific certifications?
No — those are regulatory frameworks and compliance programs a company itself becomes subject to, not certifications a security firm holds on their behalf. OCPL's work covers the underlying security fundamentals; sector-specific legal or compliance counsel should be engaged alongside this work for the regulatory specifics.
Is OCPL's approach different by industry?
The six-step methodology is the same across industries — what changes is which frameworks and risks get prioritized first, based on what a given industry's customers and regulators actually ask for.
Not sure how this applies to your industry?
Tell us about your business and what your customers or regulators are asking for.