Passive first, always
Clinical networks get monitored before they get touched. Nothing we deploy can take a ward offline, and we prove that before it goes in.
Sectors/Healthcare
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE // HDS & MEDICAL OT
Sector · Healthcare
A hospital cannot fail over to paper for a week.
Healthcare is Europe’s most ransomware-targeted sector and among the least defended — legacy clinical systems that cannot be patched, medical devices nobody can take offline, and NIS2 obligations arriving on top of GDPR. European competition in this niche is genuinely low.
What makes this sector different
- European competition in this niche
- Low
- Ransomware targeting
- Most-targeted sector
- Regulatory load
- NIS2 + GDPR + MDR
- Typical constraint
- Cannot patch, cannot stop
Availability outranks confidentiality here. That single fact changes every recommendation we make.
What we do differently for hospitals
Segment around what cannot be fixed
A twelve-year-old imaging workstation will never be patched. We build the boundary around it rather than pretending otherwise.
Ransomware playbooks rehearsed
Isolation decisions during an attack are clinical decisions. They get made in a tabletop exercise, not at three in the morning.
Backup you have actually restored
We test the restore against real clinical data volumes. Most hospital backup plans have never completed a full restore.
Medical devices inventoried
You cannot defend an estate you have not counted. This is usually the first surprise of the engagement.
One file for two regulators
NIS2 and GDPR evidence maintained together, because the underlying controls are largely the same ones.
HEALTHCARE // OIV RESILIENCE
