Healthcare Cybersecurity Services

Security challenges such as ransomware, phishing are the only threats that made to the news, however, there is a lot more under the ‘secure healthcare’ topic. Cyphere helps healthcare organisations with vendor-neutral security services to safeguard critical services and protect confidential customer data.

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Why do healthcare need Cybersecurity Services?

Healthcare sector continues to offer life-critical services while improving treatments and patient care with new healthcare technologies. This constant change is always opening new avenues for threat actors, and healthcare organisation must tackle information security concerns head on.

It’s no more teengars in their bedrooms tring to hack into systems. There is this whole underground economy backed by Organised crime groups targeting healthcare industry across hostpitals, trusts, care homes and healthcare organisations. This worrying trend is backed up by some of the incidents in past a few years. On 12th May 2017, NHS was brought to a standstill for several days due to WannaCry Outbreak. There has been 150% increase in cyber attacks amid Covid-19 crisis.

Healthcare organisations need to be ready for bigger questions such as:

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Challenges behind Secure Healthcare

The Data Security and Protection (DSP) Toolkit is an online self-assessment tool that allows NHS organisations (that access patient data) to benchmark against 10 data security standards set by National Data Guardian. DSP toolkit replaced the IG toolkit in 2018.

The Data Security and Protection (DSP) Toolkit is an online self-assessment tool that allows NHS organisations (that access patient data) to benchmark against 10 data security standards set by National Data Guardian. DSP toolkit replaced the IG toolkit in 2018.
Similarly, healthcare organisations need support for NHS DTAC (Digital Technical Assessment Criteria) to ensure their commitment towards data protection and cyber security domains. These include data protection checks, penetration testing and cyber essentials. We have found that the most common healthcare security challenges include:

In terms of healthcare IT security issues, the following areas amount to the security risks:
These risks add to practical threats across hospital systems and patient safety.

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Our experience includes security assessments performed at NHS trusts, start ups, healthcare technology providers including pharmaceutical industry vendors and medical devices vendors to help improve data protection measures.

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