Healthcare Security

Yes. Hospitals are explicitly listed as essential entities under NIS2 Annex I, regardless of their size or turnover. This means the highest compliance tier applies, including mandatory incident reporting within 24 to 72 hours and regular security testing obligations.

All testing is conducted within strictly agreed scope and scheduling windows. We coordinate with your IT and clinical teams to avoid interference with critical systems and patient-facing services. Testing can be staged across nights and weekends, and we maintain direct communication channels so activities can be paused immediately if needed.

IoMT stands for Internet of Medical Things: connected infusion pumps, patient monitors, imaging systems, and other networked clinical devices. Many run outdated firmware and cannot easily be patched. Attackers increasingly target IoMT devices as an entry point to the broader hospital network. We assess your connected medical device inventory and identify exploitable vulnerabilities.

Yes. We understand that replacing legacy clinical systems is often not feasible. Our approach focuses on compensating controls: network segmentation, access restrictions, and detection measures that reduce risk without requiring system replacement. We document these compensations in your compliance reporting.