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Healthcare
Healthcare systems
Clinical uptime, identity that clinicians will use, and a security program that can look an auditor in the eye.
The problem as it shows up
Health systems run EHR, imaging, revenue cycle, and a long tail of departmental software on networks that also serve guests and biomedical devices. Downtime is a patient-safety event. Security and privacy programs must produce evidence without turning every nurse into a ticket.
How we staff it
We treat the clinical network as a production system with a blast radius. Identity is role-based and fast. Imaging and EHR paths are engineered for latency. Segmentation keeps biomedical and guest traffic from becoming a lateral-movement gift. Support is staffed by people who know a downtime is not a 'P3 printer.'
What good looks like
- Measured EHR and imaging path performance
- Identity and privileged access that survive an audit
- A service desk that understands clinical urgency
- Backup and recovery tested against ransomware, not only hardware failure
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