Sectors

Sectors we work in

Each sector brings its own demands — regulatory, operational and around data handling. Below is what usually weighs most in each one, and what changes in the way a project is run.

Finance and banking

A densely regulated environment, with a demand for traceability and low tolerance for downtime.

Traceability and an audit record of every operation
Central bank requirements applicable to the client activity
PCI DSS requirements wherever card data is involved
Open finance integrations and connections to payment systems
Anti-fraud controls and identity verification

Healthcare

Health data is sensitive personal data under Brazilian data protection law, which raises the bar on access, retention and logging.

Sensitive data handling: least access, logging and a defined retention period
Electronic health records and integration with hospital systems
Interoperability through health data standards, where applicable
Telemedicine: identification, confidentiality and record keeping
Continuity: a health system that stops has a direct care impact

E-commerce and retail

An operation where traffic peaks, payment methods and stock integration decide the result of the month.

Handling peak shopping dates without bringing the store down
Integration with payment methods, anti-fraud and logistics
Synchronisation with ERP, marketplaces and stock management
Page performance, which directly affects conversion
Protection against abuse, scraping and attacks during peak periods

Government and public sector

A context with its own procurement rules, transparency duties and mandatory accessibility.

Digital accessibility as a requirement, not a later improvement
Interoperability and government standards for data exchange
Transparency and publication of public information
Handling of citizen data under data protection law
Documentation and delivery compatible with the procurement process

Education

Platforms with strong seasonality, student data and, frequently, data belonging to minors.

Data on children and adolescents requires a specific legal basis and extra care
Distance learning environments and integration with teaching platforms
Enrolment and exam period peaks
Integration with academic and financial systems
Accessibility of both content and interface

Industry

Where information technology meets operational technology, and a stopped line has an immediate cost.

Separation and protection between the corporate network and the plant floor
Data collection from sensors, PLCs and supervisory systems
Industrial IoT and integration with management systems
Availability: a production stoppage is the risk to avoid
Legacy environments that cannot simply be updated

Legal

Professional privilege, procedural deadlines and document volume as the central constraints of the project.

Confidentiality and strict control over who accesses each document
Document management with versioning and an audit trail
Deadline control and integration with court systems
Long-term retention and document integrity
Handling of personal data present in case files

Technology and SaaS

A product sold to many companies, where isolation between clients and cost per client are architectural decisions.

Multi-tenant architecture and data isolation between clients
Public API, versioning and usage limits
Security built into the development cycle
Scalability and control of infrastructure cost per client
Observability to sustain the product in production

What this page claims — and what it does not

The list describes the demands typical of each sector and how they affect a technology project. It is not a statement of compliance or certification: regulatory adequacy depends on the contracted scope, on the client environment and, in several cases, on external audit that we do not carry out. SafeCortex is not a company certified in ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS or HIPAA.

Your sector is not on the list?

The list is not exhaustive. Describe the operation and the requirements it has to meet, and we will come back saying what is feasible.

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