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Who we serve

Cybersecurity leadership for organizations built on trust.

Moat works with legal, financial services, and nonprofit organizations with 20–250 employees that need clear ownership across cybersecurity work.

Legal

For business law firms coordinating client security reviews, insurance evidence, confidential-information safeguards, and managing-partner oversight.

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  • Client questionnaires
  • Cyber-insurance evidence
  • IT-provider coordination

Financial services

For firms that need security priorities, third-party responsibilities, and leadership decisions to stay visible across providers and business owners.

Discuss your situation
  • Third-party responsibilities
  • Risk decisions
  • Leadership reporting

Nonprofits

For organizations that handle sensitive information and need a practical security program that respects staffing, funding, and provider constraints.

Discuss your situation
  • Priority setting
  • Provider accountability
  • Board-ready reporting

A useful fit

The common need is coordination, not a particular industry label.

Moat is most useful when cybersecurity work spans leadership, an existing IT provider, outside specialists, and internal staff—and no one has a clear mandate to connect it all.

Leadership needs a reliable view of priorities

Several parties own pieces of the work

External requests require organized evidence

Decisions and progress need to be tracked

A practical first step

Bring the moving parts into one clear plan.

Start with a focused conversation about the deadline, decision, or security responsibility in front of your organization.