Industries / Healthcare
Keep patient data safe and clinical systems running.
Healthcare is one of the most targeted industries in the country. Texas has some of the largest medical centers in the world, along with thousands of clinics, practices and the technology companies that serve them.
We help healthcare organizations meet HIPAA and Texas requirements, prepare for ransomware and get to the bottom of incidents quickly when they happen.
Healthcare
What healthcare organizations are dealing with
- 01
Ransomware
An attack can divert ambulances, delay procedures and push staff back to paper. How fast you recover matters as much as prevention.
- 02
OCR enforcement
The HHS Office for Civil Rights regularly settles cases where organizations could not show an accurate, current risk analysis.
- 03
Third-party risk
Billing companies, EHR vendors and other business associates hold large amounts of patient data, and a breach at one vendor affects everyone downstream.
- 04
Connected medical devices
Many devices run older operating systems that cannot be patched easily, so they need network controls and monitoring instead.
Our work
How we help healthcare organizations
Relevant frameworks
- HIPAA Security Rule risk analysis
- Alignment with the Texas Medical Records Privacy Act
- Ransomware readiness and backup recovery testing
- Medical device network segmentation
- Managed detection and response
- Incident response and forensic investigation
- Security programs for health tech companies
Services we bring
- Cyber Strategy, Risk & ComplianceRisk assessments, virtual CISO leadership and compliance readiness that hold up under scrutiny.
- Managed Detection & ResponseSecurity monitoring, detection engineering and threat hunting focused on real threats rather than alert volume.
- Incident Response & Digital ForensicsContain active incidents, find out what happened and recover with evidence you can stand behind.
- Identity & Data SecurityProtect identities, privileged access and the sensitive data they can reach.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
We are a small practice. Where should we start?
With a risk analysis, because it is both a HIPAA requirement and the best way to decide where to spend. For most small practices the biggest wins are MFA on email and remote access, tested backups kept offline and a simple plan for what to do if systems go down.
Talk to someone who knows healthcare.
Tell us about your environment and your obligations. We will suggest a practical first step.