Find the care-delivery impact
Map ePHI, identities, clinical workflows, devices, infrastructure, and third parties to understand what a finding can actually affect.
Explore assessments →Healthcare cybersecurity · clinical resilience
Cyber risk becomes a care-delivery problem when identities, connected devices, clinical systems, or critical vendors fail. We turn exposure into safe priorities and verified safeguards.
Security decisions for the systems care depends on.
Clinical context. Technical depth.
Connect regulatory expectations and technical findings to patient safety, operational ownership, and changes that can be implemented without disrupting care.
Map ePHI, identities, clinical workflows, devices, infrastructure, and third parties to understand what a finding can actually affect.
Explore assessments →Separate tool noise from exposure, coordinate with clinical engineering and vendors, and plan remediation around operational constraints.
Explore vulnerability management →Test the result, preserve evidence, document residual risk, and confirm that essential workflows continue to operate.
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Connected medical-device security
An accurate inventory is useful only when it explains how technology supports care. We help teams understand device communications, access paths, vendor dependencies, unsupported components, and the operational consequences of remediation.
Healthcare cyber intelligence

A vulnerability in Ivanti Connect Secure allows authenticated attackers to upload files to known disk locations, potentially chaining with other flaws to compromise remote access…
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A critical authentication flaw (CVE-2026-111357) in Ivanti Connect Secure allows local authenticated attackers to escalate privileges, potentially compromising gateways used for remote access to ePHI.
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A critical vulnerability (CVE-2026-76418) in Cisco Secure Firewall software could allow unauthenticated remote attackers to trigger device reloads, potentially disrupting healthcare network availability and patient…
Read the analysis →Prepare before disruption
Ransomware and technology outages demand decisions that work under pressure. Prepare ownership, downtime procedures, communications, recovery priorities, and validation evidence before an incident tests them.
Connect systems and vendors to essential clinical and business services.
Exercise the decisions, communications, and manual workflows teams will need.
Validate restored services and safeguards before returning to normal operations.
Discuss your risks, priorities, and next steps for stronger safeguards.