Healthcare cybersecurity, starting with the risk analysis you are already required to have
The HIPAA Security Rule requires a documented risk analysis, and most organizations we meet either have not done one or have one that is years stale. That is where we start, because everything else is prioritized from it.
What changes here
Cybersecurity Services in healthcare is not the same engagement
Risk analysis that drives a work plan
A documented assessment across systems that touch protected health information, ranked by exploitability and impact — which is both the requirement and the only sensible prioritization.
Segmentation for devices you cannot patch
Connected medical and imaging equipment often runs unsupported software by design. Where patching is impossible, isolation and monitoring are the control, and we design them explicitly.
Breach readiness before the clock starts
Notification obligations run on a fixed clock, and the hard part is determining scope. We test whether your logging can answer which records were touched, before you need it to.
What the regime actually requires
HIPAA is outcome-based rather than prescriptive, which cuts both ways: there is no checklist to hide behind, and your documented reasoning is what you are judged on.
- A documented, current risk analysis covering all systems handling PHI
- Access controls, audit controls, and integrity controls proportionate to that analysis
- Breach notification to individuals without unreasonable delay and within 60 days
- Business associate agreements with every vendor touching PHI, reviewed rather than filed
The work itself
Full cybersecurity services pagePenetration testing and application security
Authenticated testing of web, mobile, and API surfaces against the OWASP Top 10 and business-logic abuse, with reproductions rather than scanner output.
Cloud and infrastructure security assessment
IAM, network exposure, storage, encryption, and logging reviewed against CIS benchmarks across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
Code and supply-chain review
Secure code review on the paths that handle money, identity, and personal data, plus dependency, image, and secret scanning wired into CI.
Remediation alongside your engineers
We fix, or pair with the people who will — prioritized by exploitability and blast radius, then retested so the finding is closed rather than acknowledged.
SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI DSS readiness
Control mapping, policy and evidence collection, and the technical gaps closed before an auditor names them. We prepare you; the audit itself is signed by a licensed firm.
Monitoring, response, and access review
Security logging that survives an incident, an incident-response runbook rehearsed once rather than never, and access reviews on a schedule.
Healthcare questions we get asked
Something more specific? Send us the situation and we’ll answer it straight.