File / Ghana
The nation is the perimeter.
Heimdall exists for one country first. Its map, its sectors, its institutions — watched as a single estate, because that is how they are attacked.
Thirteen sectors. One estate.
Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority designates thirteen critical information infrastructure sectors. Heimdall watches them together — because a pattern that touches a bank on Monday reaches a utility by Friday, and only a national view sees it coming.
Banking & Finance
Energy
Telecommunications
Government
Health
Water
Transport
National Security
Emergency Services
Food & Agriculture
Manufacturing
Mining
Education
Coverage that follows the map.
Ministries, banks, carriers, utilities, hospitals, schools — the watch is drawn from the country’s own registry of what matters, not from whoever happened to sign up.
- Finance
- Government
- Telecom
- Energy
- Health
- Education
A country’s threat picture should not sit in someone else’s cloud, priced in someone else’s currency, ranked below someone else’s priorities.
Built in Accra · for Ghana first