Healthcare IT services
Healthcare networks carry traffic with very different risk profiles: clinical workstations, EHR backends, biomedical devices, guest Wi-Fi, and visiting clinicians. We segment them properly, align controls to HIPAA and HITRUST, and design with the understanding that a network change can't take imaging offline.
What we see breaking first
The operational headaches buyers in healthcare routinely describe to us. If two or more of these sound familiar, the rest of this page is worth reading.
What we do for healthcare
HIPAA-aligned network segmentation
Clinical, biomed, corporate, and guest traffic separated with documented policy, allowing only the flows clinicians actually need.
Medical device & IoT visibility
Vendor-neutral OT/IoT discovery (Claroty, Armis, Medigate-style approaches) so unmanaged biomed devices are inventoried, baselined, and monitored, not invisible.
Identity & EHR access controls
SSO, MFA, conditional access, and least-privilege entitlements wired to your identity provider. Break-glass procedures documented.
Audit-ready logging & retention
Centralized logs with retention that matches HIPAA, HITRUST, and OCR investigation expectations, searchable months and years later.
Change discipline that fits a hospital
Tested cutover plans, rollback paths, and changes that don't require taking imaging or telemetry offline. We design around your operational reality, not against it.
Frameworks & regulations that come up
We map controls and gather evidence against the frameworks your industry actually uses. Working alongside your auditor or assessor, never replacing them.
HIPAA Security Rule
Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards mapped to controls, with documented evidence per requirement. We design with the December 2024 NPRM in mind (mandatory MFA, encryption at rest and in transit, asset inventories and network maps, removal of the addressable tier), so you are not retrofitting when the final rule lands.
HITRUST CSF
Where required by partners or payers, control mapping and evidence collection that lines up to HITRUST i1 or r2 assessments.
NIST CSF
Risk-based program structure that maps cleanly to other frameworks, useful when boards or insurance carriers ask for a posture summary.
State breach notification (FL Information Protection Act)
Incident response procedures and notification timelines aligned to state requirements, plus federal HHS expectations.
Engagements like this
Real engagements with the situation, the build, and what changed afterward.
Services we lead with for healthcare
Common questions in healthcare
How do you handle medical devices that can't be patched?
Are you HIPAA-experienced specifically, or just "compliance-aware"?
How do you deploy without disrupting clinical operations?
Designed for healthcare
Tell us about your environment and where it hurts. We'll come back with a plan and an honest assessment of fit.