
Clinical safety depends on system availability and data integrity
When EPR, diagnostics, prescribing or patient portals are disrupted or altered, care is delayed and decisions can become unsafe. Ransomware, account takeover and third-party outages now have direct clinical impact, not just IT inconvenience.
Clinical pathways rely on tightly coupled systems: EPR integrations with labs and imaging, remote access for clinicians, billing and claims, and devices on clinical and facilities networks. Legacy equipment and complex vendor arrangements widen the attack surface, while regulators expect demonstrable governance and tested response.
Effective cybersecurity keeps appointments running, preserves data integrity for clinical decisions, and provides audit-ready evidence when incidents occur.
How STORM can help
Security assessments, practical preparation and 24/7 incident response.
We work with clinical, operations, IT and risk teams to reduce cyber risk across EPR, diagnostics and patient platforms. We assess your organisation, prepare your people with clear playbooks and exercises, and respond around the clock when incidents occur.
Who we help
For hospitals, clinics and care networks
We work with hospitals, private providers, clinics and care networks seeking resilient clinical operations, faster recovery from incidents and clearer evidence for boards, regulators and insurers.
Key challenges we address
Patient data protection
EPR and clinical system resilience
Third-party and data processor access control
Legacy devices and on-site IoT segmentation
Email and domain security
Patient portal account takeover
Imaging and diagnostics integrity
Evidence for GDPR and audit
See how we Assess, Plan and Respond
Why cybersecurity matters in healthcare
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The data breach we suffered was expertly analysed which enabled us to rapidly notify those affected with accurate and specific information as well as protective guidance. "
CEO
Leading Hospitals Group
Assess
Spot vulnerabilities and prioritise fixes.
CyberProfiler - 'Attacker's Eye View'™
Find exposed clinical subdomains, stale accounts and look-alike domains targeting patient portals.
Cyber3 - Cybersecurity Assessment
Prioritised review of EPR, clinical integrations, payment and billing flows and vendor access.
CyberDiscover - Data Analysis
Locate patient and staff data at risk across mailboxes, shares and EPR exports.
Plan
Replace uncertainty with rehearsed decisions, clear roles and playbooks.
Incident Response Planning
Define roles, diversion decisions and actions for EPR isolation, patient comms and vendor co-ordination.
CyberSimulate - Cyber Incident Exercising
Tabletops for ransomware on EPR, portal account takeover, lab outage and PACS integrity.
CyberAware - Cyber Awareness Training
Short, targeted sessions for clinical and admin teams handling patient data and systems.
Respond
When incidents happen, act quickly with calm, co-ordinated recovery.
24/7 Cyber Incident Response
Rapid investigation, containment and co-ordinated recovery that keeps care moving.
Threat Actor Engagement
Handle extortion and negotiations securely while leadership focuses on clinical operations.
Cybersecurity services offered to healthcare providers
FAQs
Quick answers to common questions
How we assess, plan and respond for EPR, diagnostics and patient portals, and how CyberCare works
We establish secure communications within minutes and work with your EPR vendor and IT to contain, stabilise clinical workflows and plan staged restoration that keeps care moving.
Yes. If you do not need the time for live incidents, IR Units can fund control mapping, gap analysis, validation exercises and targeted staff training aligned to your governance requirements.
No. We schedule around activity and run short, outcome-focussed sessions. Live environments use read-only methods and out-of-hours windows where needed.
Your plan names vendors, contacts and authorisations. During incidents we run joint bridges, manage evidence and align technical changes with clinical priorities and regulatory obligations.
Yes. Planning and exercises cover diversion triggers, continuity workflows and communication templates to keep patients and partners informed.
You receive clear reports and artefacts from assessments, exercises and incident response that demonstrate governance, tested procedures and remediation progress.
Absolutely. We integrate with your MSP and teams, define hand-offs and agree who leads which actions in preparation and response.
Let's make it happen
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CyberCare
Incident response retainer for healthcare providers
Through this strategic onboarding, CyberCare ensures that your organisation has a well-defined and exercised cyber incident response plan, optimised recovery times, and a clear governance structure.
By establishing these critical elements in advance, your organisation and the STORM CyberCare team are fully aligned and ready to respond to any incident with minimal risk and maximum efficiency. CyberCare Enterprise prepares your business not just to react, but to thrive in a dynamic and evolving cyber landscape.
What unused IR Units can support
Keep clinicians charting, not chasing IT
Use unused IR Units for EPR downtime drills, ransomware containment playbooks and paging protocols.
Protect patient data across your care network
Spend unused IR Units on vendor risk reviews for labs and data processors, and on breach notification rehearsals.
Stop portal account takeover and prescription fraud
Deploy unused IR Units for credential-stuffing simulations and API abuse tests.
Audit-ready, always
Convert unused IR Units into GDPR evidence packs and tested incident procedures.
Third-party EPR, first-party accountability
Apply unused IR Units to shared-responsibility incident rehearsals with your vendors.
Safeguard imaging and diagnostics
Direct unused IR Units towards hardening PACS and VNA pathways and rehearsing data-integrity validation.