Security & Compliance

Security & Compliance for Healthcare Providers

NIS2-ready security that protects patient data and clinical systems without disrupting care. We implement proportionate controls, incident readiness, and audit evidence your board can trust.

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Painpoint

Clinical environments demand tailored security

Standard playbooks fail in theatres, wards, imaging suites and labs where downtime is limited and estates are heterogeneous. · Controls embedded in clinical workflows, compensating measures, and downtime playbooks that keep care running.

Risk:

  • Standard playbooks fail in theatres, wards, imaging suites and labs where downtime is limited and estates are heterogeneous.
  • Rotating clinicians, contractors and legacy devices make access and patching difficult.

What we deliver:

  • Controls embedded in clinical workflows, compensating measures, and downtime playbooks that keep care running.
  • Role appropriate access, vendor gateways and monitored segments that reduce exposure without slowing staff.

Painpoint

NIS2 obligations and deadlines

Essential and important entities must implement Article 21 measures and meet strict reporting timelines. · Article 21 mapped to your environment with an evidence pack and a governance rhythm for board oversight.

Risk:

  • Essential and important entities must implement Article 21 measures and meet strict reporting timelines.
  • Early warning after twenty four hours, status after seventy two hours and a final report after one month.

What we deliver:

  • Article 21 mapped to your environment with an evidence pack and a governance rhythm for board oversight.
  • Incident workflows, templates and exercises that operationalise reporting without derailing investigations.

Painpoint

Unpatchable and life critical devices

Medical devices and IoMT often run unsupported systems where patching can affect certification. · Segmentation, monitored choke points and least privilege access for vendors and clinical teams.

Risk:

  • Medical devices and IoMT often run unsupported systems where patching can affect certification.
  • Vendors require remote access while clinical networks must remain available at all times.

What we deliver:

  • Segmentation, monitored choke points and least privilege access for vendors and clinical teams.
  • Documented compensating controls, risk acceptance and monitoring evidence when patches are not possible.

Painpoint

Boards and regulators expect proof

Management is accountable under NIS2 and weak governance attracts penalties. · Automated evidence, residual risk dashboards and management reviews that demonstrate effectiveness.

Risk:

  • Management is accountable under NIS2 and weak governance attracts penalties.
  • Authorities and funders expect operating controls rather than policy binders.

What we deliver:

  • Automated evidence, residual risk dashboards and management reviews that demonstrate effectiveness.
  • Integrated privacy, safeguarding and cyber reporting to meet GDPR and NIS2 without duplicate effort.

What you get

What you get

Executive outcomes and delivery workstreams that make NIS2 security workable for clinical teams.

  • Compliance by design

    Article 21 mapped to real workflows with a complete evidence register and a board review cadence.

  • Clinical safe security controls

    Segmentation for medical devices, secure vendor access, role appropriate access for rotating clinicians and privacy controls aligned to GDPR.

  • Incident readiness and reporting

    Ransomware and device compromise playbooks, early warning after twenty four hours, status after seventy two hours and a final report after one month with regulator communications rehearsed.

  • Evidence and monitoring

    Automated evidence collection, residual risk dashboards and live compliance across your existing tooling.

  • NIS2 gap assessment and roadmap

    Prioritised remediation across risk, incident, continuity, supply chain, vulnerability, cryptography, training and access with named owners.

  • Risk and asset governance

    Clinical system inventory, risk criteria, treatment plans and a board level review rhythm that keeps oversight active.

  • Business continuity and backup

    Clinical recovery objectives agreed, immutable or offline backups and routine restore tests documented for inspection.

  • Supplier and vendor risk

    Procurement clauses, third party access governance, supply chain security evidence and exit strategies for critical vendors.

  • Vulnerability and patching

    Safe scanning profiles, coordinated device updates and documented alternatives when patches would void certification.

  • Security training and simulations

    Role based training for clinicians, IT and executives plus phishing simulations tailored to clinical workflows.

  • Sixteen week executive timeline

    Weeks one to three discovery. Weeks four to eight foundation with access, segmentation plan and tested backups. Weeks nine to fourteen resilience drills and reporting workflow. Weeks fifteen to sixteen handover and governance cadence.

  • Partnerships and related services

    Partnerships for healthcare ready security and automated evidence. Related services include ISO 27001 certification readiness and accredited training.

Plan your NIS2 healthcare programme with specialists who understand clinical constraints.Book a NIS2 readiness review

Share your facilities, critical systems and regulatory pressures. We handle the rest.You receive a phased roadmap covering Article 21 measures, clinical safeguards and board reporting.Leave with a costed proposal your executives and regulators can endorse.