Healthcare cybersecurity that protects patients and operations
Healthcare has carried the highest average breach cost of any industry for well over a decade. Ransomware can divert ambulances and delay care, and stolen health records are valuable for years. We help providers, practices, and health tech companies protect ePHI and recover fast when something goes wrong.
What attackers target in healthcare
Ransomware that stops care
Attackers know downtime is unacceptable in healthcare and use that pressure to demand payment. Resilient backups and practiced recovery are essential.
Third-party and vendor risk
Billing companies, EHR vendors, and IT providers with access to your systems can become the entry point for a breach affecting millions.
Regulatory exposure
Incomplete HIPAA risk analyses remain among the most common findings in federal enforcement actions, and breaches bring notification costs and investigations.
Security for healthcare organizations of every size
- Practices & clinics
- Health tech & SaaS
- Telehealth platforms
- Billing & revenue cycle companies
- Labs & diagnostics
- Behavioral health providers
Regulations & standards
Core services
Recommended for healthcare
HIPAA Security Risk Assessment
The risk analysis HIPAA requires, plus a remediation plan that protects patient data.
Learn moreRansomware Readiness & Disaster Recovery
Immutable backups, tested recovery, tabletop exercises, and continuity plans so an attack doesn’t take the business down.
Learn morePenetration Testing
Skilled, manual testing of your networks, applications, APIs, and cloud to prove what an attacker could really do.
Learn moreHealthcare cybersecurity: common questions
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What are the biggest cybersecurity threats to healthcare organizations?
Ransomware, phishing and business email compromise, compromised vendors, exploited internet-facing systems, and insecure medical and IoT devices. Many attacks start with a stolen password or an unpatched remote access system.
Do small medical practices really get targeted?
Yes. Smaller practices often have fewer defenses and less IT staff, making them attractive targets. HIPAA’s requirements apply regardless of size.
Can you test our patient portal or health app?
Yes. We perform web, API, and mobile penetration testing focused on authentication, authorization, and PHI exposure, backed by our team’s experience engineering HIPAA-compliant applications.
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