Security tuned to what your sector loses
A bank is attacked for money and punished by its regulator. A hospital is attacked for data and punished by downtime. A government body is attacked for citizen records and punished in public. A small business is attacked because it is reachable, and one bad week can end it. The platform is the same. The configuration, the priorities and the reporting are not.
Banks, NBFCs and financial institutions
The Economic Survey 2024-25 reported that nearly one fifth of all cyber incidents targeted financial institutions, with banks the most affected.
Source: Economic Survey 2024-25, as cited in Bellbird Labs research · t.ly/VpTnuCyber security is critical for Indian banks and NBFCs because of the rising threat of cyber attacks, data breaches and financial fraud. With the rapid adoption of digital banking, mobile payments and fintech partnerships, securing customer data, preventing unauthorised access and meeting regulatory frameworks such as RBI guidelines are top priorities.
What we protect first
- Core banking and payment switch environments, segmented and continuously monitored.
- Privileged accounts, the single most valuable target in any bank.
- Customer data at rest, in transit and in the hands of third party processors.
- Digital channels: net banking, mobile banking, UPI and card infrastructure.
Hospitals and healthcare
Reporting in January 2025 placed the Indian healthcare sector as the most impacted by cyber attacks, at an average of 8,614 weekly attacks per organisation.
Source cited in Bellbird Labs research, January 26 2025 · t.ly/NMPJWHospitals store sensitive patient data, medical records and run critical systems. A cyber attack can disrupt healthcare services, compromise patient privacy and in the worst case endanger lives. As digital adoption rises across healthcare, strong cyber security is what protects data, operational continuity and patient trust.
What makes healthcare different
- Downtime is a clinical risk, not only a financial one, so containment must be surgical rather than blunt.
- Medical devices often cannot be patched or agent protected, so they need isolation and network level watching.
- Clinical staff need access in seconds, which means security has to be invisible at the bedside.
- Records are valuable for years, so a quiet breach is worse than a loud one.
Government, PSUs and critical infrastructure
Ministries, departments, public sector undertakings, municipal bodies, smart cities, defence related organisations and the infrastructure that citizens depend on every day. These environments combine large citizen datasets, long lived legacy systems and public scrutiny, which is a difficult combination to defend with tools alone.
Citizen data at scale
Classification, access control, monitoring and evidence for datasets that cannot be re-issued if they leak.
Legacy and isolated systems
Assessment approaches for air gapped and unsupported systems, including physical layer testing from our hardware programme.
Audit ready by default
Control evidence, retention and reporting prepared for departmental audits and national incident reporting requirements.
Deception fits public sector networks particularly well. Where patching is slow and systems cannot be replaced quickly, decoys add a detection layer that does not require touching the fragile system at all.
Corporates and large enterprises
India based organisations recorded the second highest number of weekly attacks per organisation in the second quarter of 2024, a rise of forty six percent year on year.
Source cited in Bellbird Labs research · t.ly/nxDtWCyber security is essential for Indian corporates to protect sensitive data, ensure business continuity and prevent cyber threats. It safeguards reputation, supports regulatory compliance and sustains trust in the digital economy. Manufacturing, IT, pharmaceuticals, energy, telecom, retail and multinational groups all share the same underlying problem: a large, mixed estate that nobody can fully see.
Where we usually start
- Asset discovery, because you cannot protect what is not on the list.
- Identity and privileged access, because that is how intrusions escalate.
- Deception across the segments that hold intellectual property and finance systems.
- A single dashboard that replaces four different reports in the monthly review.
MSMEs, startups and growing businesses
Small businesses, professional firms, factories and retail chains are attacked for the same reason anyone is attacked: they are reachable and the attacker expects little resistance. The difference is that a large company absorbs an incident and a small one may not. Our answer is not a cut down product, it is the same product with the operational load taken off your team.
Enterprise controls, simple operation
One agent and one dashboard, with sensible defaults already applied, so a two person IT team can run it.
Managed if you have no SOC
We monitor, triage and contain on your behalf, and call you when a decision is actually needed.
Grows with you
Add modules, locations and endpoints as the business expands, without replatforming or renegotiating everything.
Tell us your sector, we will tell you the priority order
Every engagement starts with the same honest question: what would hurt most if it happened on Monday morning? We build the plan backwards from that answer.