Continuous Penetration Testing for Healthcare Institutions
Healthcare institutions are a primary target for cyberattacks due primarily to legacy systems and patient's private information. The growth of telemedicine, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and users brings a lot of focus to privacy, thus security practices. Continuous Penetration Testing (CPT) offers a proactive approach to safeguarding your organization, ensuring vulnerabilities are addressed, and maintaining patient trust.
Why Continuous Testing
Protected Technology
Imaging Systems
Continuous penetration testing protects vulnerabilities that could expose picture archiving and communication systems (PACS).
Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
Continuous penetration testing provides testing on wearable health trackers, smart infusion pumps, and more that are connected to your environment.
Telemedicine Platforms
Continuous testing identifies vulnerabilities that could expose sensitive patient information from virtual visits on platforms like Zoom for Healthcare or Teladoc.
Improved Operations
Expert-driven Offensive Security Platform
Continuous security testing using a hybrid method of automation and expert penetration testers to identify, verify, and simulate threats to your organization 24/7 from one platform.
Simplify Vendor Management
With Sprocket you are investing in vendor that covers multiple regulation needs through continuous penetration testing.
On-Demand Reporting
The Sprocket Platform offers on-demand reporting capabilities, providing your team with real-time insights and accurate data to streamline operations.
Customer Expectations
Security Program Health Check
In an industry that experiences life or death situations on a daily basis, it's hard to determine what vulnerabilities are actually critical to business operations. Continuous penetration testing allows institutions to evaluate the health of their security practices through real-world simulations, prioritizing vulnerabilities, and reducing the risk of exposure. When protecting a large attack surface and the constant risk of human error, healthcare institutions need constant monitoring, testing, and remediation. Don't let weak access controls, phishing attacks, or a data breach cause significant downtime or financial loss to your operations.
