Jacksonville processes card payments, pays health claims and ships cars. All three run on service accounts.

It depends on how many places credentials hide. A typical first pass covers code repositories, the job scheduler, CI pipelines and the main vault, and it usually turns up accounts tied to people who left years ago. We sort findings by blast radius so the riskiest ones get rotated first.

Yes, if you're a qualified health plan issuer on a federally facilitated exchange, and Florida uses HealthCare.gov. Your Medicare Advantage and Medicaid lines are covered too. We'd start by checking how much of the earlier Patient Access API you can reuse.

The rule covers facilities and vessels already regulated under the Maritime Transportation Security Act, so a terminal usually is and an off-port warehouse usually isn't. Check your facility security plan status with your Coast Guard captain of the port before scoping work.

Yes. We hand over runbooks for onboarding new applications, rotating secrets and handling a leaked credential, and we pair with your engineers on the first few onboarding requests so the process belongs to them.