IT Solutions for
Healthcare Providers

DeviceShield helps with HIPAA compliance by providing comprehensive endpoint security with 24/7 monitoring, automated patching, and enterprise-grade antivirus protection. It ensures all computers and devices accessing PHI have appropriate security controls, maintains security updates for technical safeguards required by HIPAA, and provides audit trails of system access. These controls help you meet many of the HIPAA Security Rule's technical safeguard requirements.

NetShield's Zero Trust architecture is crucial for healthcare because it dramatically reduces your attack surface, protecting PHI from both external and internal threats. It implements network segmentation to isolate sensitive healthcare data, prevents unauthorized access to clinical systems, and helps maintain HIPAA compliance by implementing the principle of least privilege. This approach can prevent data breaches that could otherwise result in substantial HIPAA penalties.

EmailGuard protects healthcare organizations with advanced Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) security that prevents business email compromise attempts, account takeovers, and other identity-based attacks. Since healthcare is frequently targeted by phishing attacks seeking patient data, EmailGuard's continuous monitoring of identity-related activities in Microsoft 365 is essential for maintaining data security and HIPAA compliance.

Yes, our InfraCore service provides 24/7 monitoring and management for the servers running your EHR system. We ensure these critical systems remain secure with automated patching, perform regular backup verification to protect patient data, and provide rapid troubleshooting when issues arise. While we don't manage the EHR application itself, we ensure the underlying infrastructure it runs on is reliable, secure, and performing optimally.

AdvisorPro provides healthcare organizations with strategic technology guidance including IT planning aligned with clinical and business goals, technology roadmapping with HIPAA compliance in mind, vendor evaluation for healthcare-specific solutions, and cybersecurity strategy. This helps healthcare providers make better technology decisions that support both clinical operations and compliance requirements without requiring a full-time healthcare CTO.