Medical Device Security
Security for connected medical devices and clinical IoT — inventory, risk assessment, isolation and secure design for manufacturers.
Hospital Cybersecurity
Keep care running when attackers strike
Ransomware resilience, network segmentation and incident readiness for hospitals, clinics and diagnostic networks.
The problem
Why this matters
Hospitals are frequent ransomware targets because downtime directly affects patient care. Flat networks, legacy clinical systems, shared workstations and limited security staff make it hard to prevent an intrusion from spreading — or to recover quickly when one succeeds.
Common challenges
- Flat networks connecting clinical, administrative and guest systems
- Legacy and unsupported systems that cannot be patched
- Shared clinical workstations and credentials
- Small security teams with 24×7 operational demands
Our approach
How we work
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Assess
Identify critical clinical services and the paths an attacker would take.
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Contain
Segment networks so an intrusion cannot reach everything.
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Detect
Monitor for intrusion and ransomware precursors.
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Recover
Protect backups and rehearse downtime and restoration.
Capabilities
What our hospital cybersecurity work covers
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Ransomware readiness
Assessment of prevention, detection and recovery controls.
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Network segmentation
Zoning for clinical, device, administrative and guest networks.
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Clinical identity
Fast, secure access for shared workstations.
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Immutable backups
Protected, tested backups for EHR and critical systems.
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Incident response
Playbooks and exercises aligned with clinical downtime procedures.
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Security testing
Penetration testing of patient portals, apps and infrastructure.
Engagement
Deliverables and benefits
What you receive
- Ransomware readiness assessment
- Segmentation architecture
- Incident response and downtime playbooks
- Tabletop exercise report
What it changes
- Smaller blast radius from an intrusion
- Faster restoration of clinical services
- Prepared clinical and IT teams
Standards & technology
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you secure systems we cannot patch?
Yes, through compensating controls — isolation, restricted connectivity, monitoring and application allow-listing — agreed with clinical engineering.
Discuss your hospital cybersecurity requirements
Let’s discuss it. Tell us what you are working on and an engineer — not a sales script — will respond.