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Industries

Security solutions by industry

Access risk, abuse patterns, and data-handling obligations are not the same across sectors. A hospital cannot patch its infusion pumps. A retailer loses more to a false positive at checkout than to a missed bot. A public agency has to publish an application it is not allowed to rewrite. These pages start from that constraint rather than from the product.
MaskFlare is in development · Every page below states what is intended versus what exists
Industry coverage
  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
  • Public sector
  • Digital businesses

What each page contains

The same four things, written against the environment rather than translated into it. If a page would still read correctly with a different industry name at the top, it has not been written yet.

Exposure points
Five failure modes specific to the environment, named concretely enough that they would be wrong for any other industry.
Workflows
How a team would actually run the control, step by step, including the part that usually goes wrong first.
Module fit
Which MaskFlare modules apply and the reason, rather than a list of everything we build.
Boundaries
What MaskFlare does not do in that industry, and what we have not achieved yet.

Choose your environment

Financial Services

VPN replacement for staff and outsourced servicing teams, behavioral defense against credential stuffing and card testing, and PII control before customer data reaches an AI vendor.

Healthcare

Scope biomed and EHR vendor support to specific devices, deliver clinician access without a VPN client, and keep PHI out of AI tools.

E-commerce & Retail

Behavioral defense for add-to-cart, checkout, login, and account creation, plus a masked vantage point for your own price and assortment research.

Government & Public Sector

Per-application access for legacy agency systems and contractor populations, plus automated-abuse defense on constituent-facing services.

Ad Tech & Market Research

Collect the creative and price that actually served, from the market you are measuring, without the collection being attributable to your organization.

Education

One policy across campus, residence, and home networks, with automated-abuse defense on admissions, financial aid, and student portal login.

Manufacturing

Per-machine remote support for OEMs, scoped supplier access without a site-to-site tunnel, and IP control before engineering data reaches an AI vendor.

Media & Publishing

Separate declared AI crawlers from undeclared scrapers by behavior, defend paywalls and subscriber accounts, and keep newsroom research unattributable.

Gaming

Behavioral defense for login, purchase, and trade endpoints where false positives cost paying players, plus scoped access for external studios and contractors.

Not seeing your industry?

These nine are where we have done the work, not the limit of where the controls apply. Legal, professional services, logistics, and telecoms all share the same shapes: third-party access granted at the network layer, abuse arriving as well-formed requests, and sensitive data leaving through an AI tool nobody approved.

If your environment is not listed, the faster route is to start from the problem rather than the sector. The workflow guides are organised that way, the platform overview sets out what each module is for, and the Trust Center states current status rather than intent.

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