Continuous Penetration Testing for Healthcare Institutions
Healthcare institutions are a primary target for cyberattacks due primarily to legacy systems and patients' private information. The growth of telemedicine, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and users brings a lot of focus to privacy, thus security practices. Continuous Penetration Testing (CPT) offers a proactive approach to safeguarding your organization, ensuring vulnerabilities are addressed, and maintaining patient trust.
of Healthcare Institutions Detected a Cyberattack in the Past 12 Months.
SOURCE: Fierce Healthcare
Increase in Data Breaches for Healthcare Institutions.
SOURCE: IS Partners
Why Continuous Testing
Imaging Systems
Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
Telemedicine Platforms
Improved Operations
Expert Offensive Security Platform
Simplify Vendor Management
On-Demand Reporting
Customer Expectations
Security Program Health Check
In an industry that experiences life or death situations on a daily basis, it's hard to determine what vulnerabilities are actually critical to business operations. Continuous penetration testing allows institutions to evaluate the health of their security practices through real-world simulations, prioritizing vulnerabilities, and reducing the risk of exposure. When protecting a large attack surface and the constant risk of human error, healthcare institutions need constant monitoring, testing, and remediation. Don't let weak access controls, phishing attacks, or a data breach cause significant downtime or financial loss to your operations.
How Continuous Testing Shields Healthcare Organizations Like Yours
Valuable Data
Interconnected Systems
Emerging Threats
Protecting PHI
Legacy Systems
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