Cyber Resilience For Healthcare Providers
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By The Numbers
The State of Healthcare Cybersecurity: Finances
41%
Of healthcare IT professionals believe that their organizations allocate insufficient financial resources to make their cybersecurity strategy effective (Proofpoint)
56%
Of healthcare organizations report allocating 10% or less of their IT budget to cybersecurity (HIMSS)
Patient Priority
Deepwatch Lets You Focus on Patient Care Initiatives.
Patient care is your first priority, always. Your cyber resilience partner must offer the same commitment and dedication to the mission of cybersecurity.
The Deepwatch Security Operations Platform is built to partner with healthcare security professionals and enhance cyber resilience through tailored security operations capabilities We assist you throughout the cycle of detection, response, and recovery, while showing an ROI that allows maximum value and focus on patient care.
Cyber First Responders
The Cybersecurity Golden Hour
Much like the golden hour for patient care in emergency situations, rapid and precise response is necessary in cybersecurity. Deepwatch is there before a DFIR partner is engaged, identifying critical issues and limiting damage to ensure a speedy recovery.
Read how Deepwatch helps healthcare partners address this critical period.
On-Demand Webinar:
Enabling Security First Responders: The Golden Hour in Healthcare Cybersecurity
Increase your recovery speed in the Golden Hour of cybersecurity.
Watch a panel of Deepwatch Experts as they delve into how to take best advantage of the healthcare cybersecurity golden hour in order to maintain cyber resilience, and minimize interruptions to patient care.
24/7/365 Human-Led Security
How Deepwatch Protects Healthcare Providers
With an approach to cyber resilience and our open data security operations platform, Deepwatch offers human-led solutions for healthcare security providers.
Patient Security
Premise Health protects patients from the impact of ransomware.
Premise Health chose Deepwatch to extend security team skills gaps and coverage, finding ways to maximize their overall security investment.
Recognize The Symptoms
Diagnosing Healthcare Cyber Resilience
Dive Deeper
Driving Cyber Resilience In Healthcare
Bridging the Healthcare Cybersecurity Skills Gap in Security Operations
Minimizing Ransomware Impact: 3 Steps with Managed Detection and Response
Top 5 Healthcare Cybersecurity Risks to Patients and Data
Deepwatch Managed Security Solutions for Healthcare
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how Deepwatch addresses your most important security questions.
What is the biggest threat to the security of healthcare data?
The largest external threat to the security of healthcare data continues to be ransomware and malware attacks, usually delivered via phishing attacks, Business Email Compromise, and malicious attachments.
Are there unique risks of cybersecurity in healthcare?
Yes, there are unique risks that healthcare cybersecurity professionals have to take into account. Healthcare is still a very distributed environment, with legacy and cutting edge technologies sitting side by side. There are differences in business operations and even opinions within the organization that can impact the security of the environment and patient data. While these are common issues across all businesses they are unique in healthcare due to the potential impact of breaches beyond just patient data. Operational risk can have a greater impact than business risk in healthcare in the terms of human life.
As a healthcare security leader, what are some practical steps to increase cyber resilience of the organization?
Start with becoming threat ready. Understand and map the environment as best you can. Ensure vulnerability tools are updated and running correctly across the network. Review compensating controls with area leads, and work through response plans, especially as it relates to network segmentation and critical systems. Address the edge and entry points to the environment proactively at the human clinician level, not just at the technology level.
How can security leaders and clinicians partner to ensure health information is secure without sacrificing clinical workflow?
Clinicians and security leaders rally around patient care being the #1 concern. Cyber resilience based operations will enable these leaders to discuss and understand priorities for care and priorities for security and access while planning and testing redundancies and critical paths. Ultimately, this comes down to agreement on operational risk and how to establish and confirm resiliency.