A healthcare system protecting patient data and continuity of care.
An integrated health system operating across 12 hospitals, dozens of physician practices, and multiple specialty clinics combined HIPAA-compliance evidence pressure with the ransomware-targeting reality healthcare faces. Continuous external monitoring closes both gaps without adding staff burden a small security team can't absorb.
Integrated health system with 12 hospitals plus dozens of practices.
An integrated regional health system with multi-billion-USD annual revenue operating 12 acute-care hospitals, dozens of physician practices acquired through multi-year M&A activity, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty clinics. Patient population in the millions; staff and clinician count in the tens of thousands.
External attack surface includes patient portals, EHR integrations, healthtech vendor connections, and infrastructure inherited from each acquired physician practice with varying historical IT discipline. Adversaries (well-documented as ransomware operators targeting healthcare specifically) treat the full surface as fair game.
HIPAA evidence plus ransomware-targeting reality.
Acquired-practice infrastructure outside the central inventory + HIPAA evidence cycles consuming weeks per quarter + healthtech vendor risk reviewed annually if at all. Continuous monitoring closes all three gaps.
The challenge.
Acquired-practice infrastructure outside the central inventory. HIPAA evidence cycles consumed weeks per quarter. Ransomware operators targeting hospital systems forced operational-availability scrutiny on systems whose external posture wasn't continuously monitored. Healthtech vendor risk reviewed annually if at all.
The workflow change.
Deepinfo EASM Smart Asset Discovery surfaced previously-undocumented infrastructure inherited from acquired practices. Continuous Scanning runs across the discovered inventory at the same depth on every asset. EASM compliance section maps findings to HIPAA continuously. TPRM extends to healthtech and EHR vendors.
The outcome.
Acquired-practice inventory surfaced and brought under monitoring. HIPAA evidence ready on demand. Ransomware-relevant CVE prioritization via EPSS+KEV signal: the team focuses on what's actually being exploited. Healthtech vendor risk monitored at the same depth as internal infrastructure.
Concrete outcomes across the health system.
- Acquired-practice inventory surfaced: Smart Asset Discovery brought previously-undocumented infrastructure into monitoring.
- HIPAA evidence on demand: continuous mapping replaces quarterly evidence-collection cycles.
- Ransomware-relevant CVE prioritization: EPSS + CISA KEV scoring focuses team attention on what's being exploited, not theoretical severity.
- Vendor risk for business associates: TPRM extends continuous monitoring to healthtech and EHR partners.
- Continuous monitoring without continuous staff attention: small-team security operation scales with platform-driven prioritization.
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