Cyber Risk & Security Platform
Healthcare
Digital healthcare services evolve. Patient portals, websites, cloud infrastructure,remote-access services, applications and domains can create an external footprint thatchanges over time.
Healthcare providers rarely operate alone. NHS organisations, private hospitals, clinics, GP and primary care providers, care organisations and specialist providers can depend on software vendors, cloud platforms, laboratories, outsourced services, IT partners, medical technology providers and other third parties.
Some suppliers may process sensitive information or connect to systems. Others provide technology or services that are important to day-to-day healthcare delivery. Understanding those dependencies is an important part of the security picture.
Healthcare workforces can be highly distributed. Clinical staff, administrative teams, managers, support functions and remote workers may all use endpoints to access important information and services.
Healthcare services can operate around the clock, but many organisations do not have the resources to maintain a fully staffed internal security operation 24x7. Security technology may generate alerts at any time, and somebody needs to determine which ones matter.