Healthcare

A ransomware attack doesn't just cost data. It cancels surgeries.

Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare networks are targeted precisely because downtime is not an option. We protect the systems patient care actually depends on, and the HIPAA-covered data that comes with it.

HIPAA · HITECH · SOC 2 Type II · Denver, CO & Washington, D.C.

Patient Care Depends On What You Can't See

It only takes one moment of exposure

01

One phished nurses'-station login

can put an entire EHR system at risk.
02

One unpatched imaging system

is often the easiest way into a hospital network.
03

One ransomware note

can mean diverting ambulances for days.
What Keeps You Up At Night

The risks that actually threaten your business

Ransomware that halts patient care

When systems go down, so does the ability to admit patients, pull records, and administer care. Attackers know this, and price their ransoms accordingly.

HIPAA violations & OCR exposure

A breach of protected health information brings mandatory reporting, patient notification, and the risk of a costly OCR settlement.

Connected devices, expanded surface

Every infusion pump, imaging system, and IoT device on your network is a potential entry point most security tools were never built to cover.

Anatomy Of A Healthcare Incident

What happens from first alert to full recovery

HIPAA's reporting clock starts at discovery, so the response and the documentation move together from minute one.

Step 1

Detect

Unusual access to patient records or clinical systems triggers an alert before data leaves the network.

Step 2

Contain

Affected systems are isolated in a way that protects continuity of care, not just the network perimeter.

Step 3

Investigate

Scope of PHI exposure is determined quickly, since the HIPAA reporting clock starts at discovery.

Step 4

Notify & Recover

Breach notification obligations and system restoration move forward together, not sequentially.

Built For Patient Data

HIPAA compliance that protects patients, not just paperwork

We build the safeguards, risk assessments, and breach response plans HIPAA requires — so protecting patient data doesn't come at the cost of delivering care.

HIPAA HITECH NIST 800-66 SOC 2 Type II
Certifications

Held by the team protecting your business

Company-level certifications shown below; see the full list and audit history on the Certifications page.

CMMC Level 2

Confidential Unclassified Information handling

SOC 2 Type II

Independently audited security controls

ISO/IEC 27001

Information security management system

NIST SP 800-171

Controlled unclassified information protection

CMMC and SOC 2 seals shown are custom-designed here (no verified right to display the official trademarked badge); ISO and NIST marks are stylized representations.

Common Questions

Straight answers about Healthcare security

Can you secure our environment without disrupting clinical workflows?

Yes — every control we deploy is evaluated for clinical impact first. Security that slows down patient care gets worked around, which defeats the purpose.

Do you understand HIPAA's Security Rule, or just general IT security?

Both. Our GRC team builds specifically to the HIPAA Security Rule's administrative, physical, and technical safeguards, and we conduct the risk assessments HIPAA requires you to have on file.

We have connected medical devices we don't fully control the security of. What can you do?

We inventory and monitor every connected device on your network, even ones your biomedical engineering team manages separately, so nothing is invisible to your security posture.

Talk To Someone Who Knows Your Industry

Get a security plan built for how you actually operate

No generic playbooks. Speak with a cybersecurity expert who understands your
industry's regulations, threats, and operational constraints.

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