Industries
IT Support Shaped by the Rules You Work Under
Every sector below has a regulator, a busy season, and a piece of software that cannot be replaced. Those three things decide more about an IT plan than any preference does.
Which Industries Does Netlogic Serve?
Netlogic supports organizations in 8 sectors: education, financial services, healthcare, legal, hospitality, insurance, manufacturing and nonprofit. Each brings its own regulatory framework, core software, and operational constraints, and the IT plan has to be built around those rather than applied on top of them.
We work with organizations outside these sectors too. These are simply where the depth of experience is greatest.
Sectors
Where We Have the Most Experience
Each page starts with the regulations and pressures particular to that sector, then reaches the services.
Education
Student data privacy, one-to-one device fleets, and a network that has to survive September.
See education GLBA · FFIECFinancial Services
Examiner-ready controls, evidence you can produce on request, and defenses against wire fraud.
See financial services HIPAA · HITRUSTHealthcare
HIPAA safeguards, infrastructure your clinical systems can rely on, and segmenting the medical devices nobody is allowed to patch.
See healthcare ABA Rule 1.6Legal
Client confidentiality as an ethical duty, technically enforced ethical walls, and client security audits.
See legal PCI DSSHospitality
Guest wi-fi and card terminals kept apart, on networks that never get a maintenance window.
See hospitality NAIC Model LawInsurance
A written security program, carrier portal credentials under control, and a cleaner cyber renewal.
See insurance NIST 800-171 · CMMCManufacturing
Office and shop floor kept separate, the network your ERP depends on, and controllers that outlive the operating system.
See manufacturing Microsoft grantsNonprofit
Licensing you are entitled to but have not claimed, donor data protection, and volunteer account hygiene.
See nonprofitWhat it means in practice
Sector Knowledge Is Mostly About Timing and Evidence
The technology is not that different between a law firm and a manufacturer. What differs is when you are allowed to change it and who will later ask you to prove it was done properly.
- We know when you can’t be touchedSchools in September, hotels at any hour, manufacturers mid-run, accountants in filing season.
- We know who audits youExaminers, bar associations, prime contractors, carriers, funders, and your own clients.
- We know what cannot be replacedThe EHR, the ERP, the practice management system, the machine controller from 2011.
- We document as we goBecause in regulated sectors the evidence is half the deliverable.
Common questions
Questions About Sector Experience
What does industry specialization actually mean here?
It means we already know the regulations you answer to, the software your sector runs on, and the operational pressures that shape when work can happen. A school cannot migrate in October and a hotel has no maintenance window. Knowing that in advance is the difference between a plan that works and one that gets abandoned.
We are not in one of these sectors. Can you still help?
Yes. These are the sectors where we have the deepest concentration of work, not the limit of it. The underlying services apply to any organization, and the assessment is the same regardless of sector.
Do you understand our compliance obligations?
For the frameworks listed on each sector page, yes, and we run readiness assessments against them. If you face a framework we have not named, tell us during the assessment and we will say plainly whether it is something we can support or whether you need a specialist.
Tell Us What Your Regulator Is Asking For
Start with a free IT assessment. We review where you stand against the obligations that apply to your sector and give you a written roadmap ranking what to fix first.