Healthcare
Security Assessments
Hospitals and clinics run on open access and legacy hardware, and both are attack surfaces. We test the pharmacy door, the unbadged corridor, the IoT infusion pump, and the network behind them the way an intruder would, then hand you the evidence and a HIPAA-mapped fix list. We sell no cameras and no software.
What We Test
Patient Data Privacy
HIPAA physical safeguards are only as strong as the door in front of the server. We test the gap between the policy on paper and the corridor in practice.
Medical Device Exposure
Legacy equipment and IoT-connected devices ship with default credentials and no patch path. Each one is a quiet entry point onto the clinical network.
Operational Continuity
A ransomware hit or a physical intrusion does not just leak data, it stops patient care. We measure how fast an incident becomes a clinical outage.
Facility Access Control
High foot traffic hides tailgating. We test whether labs, pharmacies, and records rooms actually stop the people your badge system is supposed to.
Regulatory Compliance
Accreditation and HIPAA move; controls drift. Findings map to the frameworks you answer to so nothing surfaces first during an audit.
Social Entry
The clipboard and the confident walk beat most hospital front desks. The finding is never the staff member; it is the process that left them exposed.
How We Approach It
A healthcare audit starts where the compliance binder stops. We walk the building during peak foot traffic, test whether a confident stranger in scrubs reaches a records room, and pair that with an external scan of the systems holding patient data. Every finding is photographed and mapped to the HIPAA physical safeguard it touches, so remediation budget is defensible to a board and an auditor.
Structured walk-through assessment against the full control framework, exterior and interior, plus an external network vulnerability scan. The baseline every facility should have on file.
Full adversarial engagement: unannounced physical penetration attempts, social entry testing, and converged penetration testing of the network. You learn what a real adversary learns, before one does.
Conflict-free by design: we sell no hardware and no software, so every finding is unbiased. Compare all assessment tiers.
Common Questions
Do you assess HIPAA physical safeguards?
Yes. Every finding tied to physical access, workstation security, or device control is mapped to the specific HIPAA safeguard it affects, so your remediation plan reads directly against the rule you are audited against.
Will testing disrupt patient care?
No. Adversarial testing is invisible while it happens. Your point of contact holds our authorization letter, knows the test window, and can pause the engagement at any moment if a clinical situation requires it.
Can you test medical devices without breaking them?
We assess device exposure through network reconnaissance and configuration review, not destructive testing. We identify which devices are reachable, credentialed by default, or bridging clinical and business networks, without touching patient-connected equipment.
Who is this for?
Medical and dental practices, outpatient clinics, imaging centers, urgent care, and small hospitals across the Phoenix metro that carry HIPAA obligations and cannot afford a records breach or a care outage.
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