Cybersecurity for Healthcare
Healthcare organizations carry some of the highest-value data on the internet and face regulatory scrutiny to match. We help hospitals, clinics, and health tech companies protect patient data, secure connected medical devices, and stay ready for HIPAA audits. Ransomware groups have specifically targeted healthcare providers because of the operational pressure clinical downtime creates, which is why testing and compliance need to move together, not as separate projects.
Common challenges
- Protecting electronic health records (EHR/EMR) from breach and ransomware
- Securing connected medical devices and legacy clinical systems
- Maintaining HIPAA compliance across a growing vendor ecosystem
- Balancing clinician workflow speed with access control requirements
Frameworks we align to
Frequently asked questions
Does a penetration test count toward our HIPAA risk assessment?
A penetration test is a strong input to your HIPAA Security Rule risk assessment, but it isn't a full substitute. We typically scope a combined engagement, technical testing plus a HIPAA gap assessment covering administrative and physical safeguards, so the audit evidence lines up with what your organization actually needs to show.
How do you handle testing against live clinical systems?
We scope testing windows and techniques around clinical operations, and can test against staging or representative environments where patient safety or system availability is a concern. Rules of engagement are agreed before testing begins, not improvised during it.
What's the biggest security gap you see in healthcare organizations?
Vendor and business associate access. Healthcare organizations often have dozens of third-party systems with standing access to clinical or billing data, and formal vendor risk review frequently lags behind the number of integrations in production.
Let's talk about healthcare security.
We'll walk you through how our approach maps to your environment and compliance obligations.