[ solutions :: healthcare ]

Healthcare .

Security and operations for hospitals, clinics, and adjacent providers — built for the workflow that can't pause for a security review and the data that can't be replaced.

[ briefing :: healthcare ] field
// threat pattern
ransomware HOT
ePHI exfiltration HOT
third-party breach WARN
// regulatory baseline
HIPAA SECURITY RULESTATE BREACH LAWS
// procurement vehicles
GPO contractspayer ecosystems

[ 00 / the situation ]

Hospital ransomware is no longer a hypothetical. It diverts ambulances, postpones surgeries, and runs up costs that dwarf the ransom itself. The economics make healthcare a preferred target, and the operational pressure inside the building makes incident response harder than in almost any other sector.

The HIPAA Security Rule is the baseline, but the real day-to-day work is harder than HIPAA on paper suggests. ePHI moves between an EHR, a clinical messaging platform, a payer portal, an imaging system, a billing vendor, and however many SaaS surfaces marketing and HR have stood up. Each of those is its own attack surface, and most of them were procured before security had a seat in the room.

What you can’t afford: a security partner who treats your environment like it should pause for them. What you need: monitoring, response, and posture work that fits around clinical reality instead of fighting it.

[ 01 / what we run for healthcare organizations ]

  • Grid — managed SOC for monitoring identity, endpoints, cloud, and the lateral-movement patterns ransomware actually uses. Response procedures designed to coordinate with your clinical operations team, not around them.
  • Comply — HIPAA Security Rule technical controls assessed against your M365 or Workspace tenant, with the evidence trail your privacy officer and your auditor will both ask for.
  • Learn — required HIPAA awareness training for your workforce, in 25 languages where your environmental services and clinical-support staff aren’t English-only.
  • Incident Response Retainer — pre-scoped IR engagements for the moment when “we’ve been hit” lands. Pricing locked, scope locked, contact list confirmed in advance.
  • Intel — structured threat intelligence including CISA KEV listings against medical-device CVEs, so the patch-or-mitigate conversation starts with current data.
  • Consulting — posture review and risk-prioritization work for the security or compliance lead who needs an honest second opinion before the board meeting.

[ 02 / who we work with ]

  • Hospital systems and academic medical centers
  • Community hospitals and critical-access hospitals
  • Outpatient clinics, ambulatory surgical centers, and physician groups
  • Behavioral and mental-health providers
  • Community health centers and FQHCs
  • Adjacent providers: billing, RCM, telehealth platforms, and the SaaS vendors that touch PHI on behalf of the providers above
[ ready :: contact ]

Talk to us.

Tell us about your environment — the EHR, the imaging systems, the cloud surfaces, and where the line sits between your team and your MSP. We'll tell you honestly what fits.