In the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, digital transformation is paramount for enhancing patient care, improving operational efficiency, and enabling medical innovation. However, this increasing reliance on interconnected systems and vast repositories of sensitive patient data positions healthcare organizations (HCOs) as highly attractive targets for sophisticated cyber threats. Protecting patient data, securing critical medical devices, ensuring the continuity of clinical systems, and adhering to stringent regulatory requirements like HIPAA are no longer just IT concerns—they are fundamental to patient safety and trust. Infopercept delivers healthcare-specific cybersecurity solutions designed to address these unique and critical challenges. I
Healthcare organizations operate within a complex and high-stakes threat environment. The digitization of records and the proliferation of connected medical devices (IoMT) have expanded the attack surface, exposing vulnerabilities that cybercriminals are eager to exploit. Key security challenges include:
A security incident in healthcare can have profound consequences, impacting not only financial stability and reputation but, most importantly, patient safety and the ability to deliver life-saving care.
Infopercept offers a comprehensive portfolio of cybersecurity services meticulously designed for the unique operational, regulatory, and ethical demands of the healthcare sector. We partner with healthcare providers to build resilient security postures that protect sensitive data, secure clinical workflows, ensure uninterrupted patient care, and foster unwavering patient trust.
We implement specialized controls, including robust encryption, granular access management, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and comprehensive audit trails, to protect Protected Health Information (PHI) at every stage and help you meet and maintain HIPAA/HITECH requirements. I
Our services include thorough assessment, inventory, network segmentation, continuous monitoring, and vulnerability management for connected clinical devices, mitigating the risks associated with the expanding Internet of Medical Things and ensuring patient safety.
We help design and implement Zero Trust architectures, enforcing least-privilege access controls and continuous verification for all users, devices, and applications attempting to access clinical systems and patient data, significantly reducing the attack surface. read our blog for Zero trust
Our solutions provide ongoing assessment and monitoring of your security controls against regulatory requirements (HIPAA, HITECH, etc.), helping to identify compliance gaps proactively and maintain an audit-ready posture.
Infopercept brings a rare combination of deep cybersecurity expertise and a nuanced understanding of healthcare operations. We recognize the critical interplay between security, patient care, and regulatory obligations.
Partner with Infopercept to build a resilient cybersecurity foundation that safeguards patient data, supports clinical excellence, and ensures unwavering trust in your healthcare services.
Infopercept assists with HIPAA compliance through a multi-faceted approach: conducting comprehensive HIPAA Security Rule risk assessments, developing and implementing remediation plans for identified gaps, deploying technical safeguards (like encryption, access controls, audit logs via our XDR+ platform), assisting with administrative safeguards (policy development, training), and providing continuous monitoring to maintain compliance. We help you not just achieve, but sustain HIPAA compliance.
Securing IoMT requires a layered strategy beyond just patching. We focus on device discovery and inventory, network segmentation to isolate vulnerable devices, implementing compensating controls (like virtual patching or intrusion prevention systems in front of the device), continuous monitoring for anomalous behavior using solutions like MDR and XDR+ for IoMT visibility, and working with manufacturers on secure configurations. Our OXDR service can also simulate attacks against IoMT environments to identify weaknesses.
In a hospital, Zero Trust means no user or device (even if inside the network) is automatically trusted. Access to specific patient records, clinical applications, or medical devices is granted on a need-to-know basis, verified continuously, and with least privilege. Infopercept helps by designing a Zero Trust roadmap, implementing identity and access management (IAM) solutions with multi-factor authentication (MFA), micro-segmenting the network, and deploying continuous monitoring tools to enforce these principles across clinical workflows.
Key steps include robust endpoint detection and response (EDR) on all clinical workstations and servers, comprehensive and regularly tested data backup and recovery plans (with offline/immutable copies), network segmentation to limit lateral movement, strong email security to filter phishing attempts, timely patching of known vulnerabilities, strict access controls, and continuous cybersecurity awareness training for all staff. Infopercept's MDR service is crucial for early detection and rapid response to ransomware incidents.
Securing telehealth involves ensuring end-to-end encryption for communications, strong authentication for patients and providers, secure data storage for session recordings and notes (in compliance with HIPAA), regular vulnerability assessments of the platform, and secure integration with EHR systems. For remote patient monitoring, securing the device, the data transmission, and the backend platform are all critical. Our application security and cloud security services, along with MDR for continuous monitoring, address these areas.
We assist in establishing a robust Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program. This includes conducting security due diligence on vendors before engagement, ensuring strong Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with clear security obligations are in place, implementing technical controls to limit vendor access, and continuously monitoring vendor connections and activities for potential threats. This is crucial for maintaining HIPAA compliance and protecting PHI.