Penetration testing for medical practices to uncover real-world risks.

Simulate real attacks against your systems to identify exploitable weaknesses, validate controls, and prioritize fixesโ€”without disrupting patient care.

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What we test

Pen testing built for healthcare IT

We focus on the systems that impact availability, confidentiality, and compliance in medical practicesโ€”then deliver clear, actionable remediation guidance.

External attack surface

Identify exposed services, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities that could lead to initial access.


Internal network testing

Validate segmentation and privilege boundaries to reduce lateral movement risk.


Microsoft 365 & identity

Assess identity posture, MFA gaps, conditional access, and risky authentication paths.


Web apps & patient portals

Test common application weaknesses and access control issues that can expose sensitive data.

Outcomes

Know what to fix first

Realistic risk validation

See how vulnerabilities chain together in real-world scenariosโ€”not just scanner findings.

Clear remediation roadmap

Prioritized recommendations your IT team can act on quickly, with context and impact.

Evidence for stakeholders

Executive-ready reporting to support budgeting, vendor conversations, and security planning.

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Process

How a pen test works

A structured engagement designed to minimize disruption while producing high-signal results.

1) Scoping & rules of engagement

Define systems in scope, testing windows, points of contact, and success criteria.

2) Recon & vulnerability discovery

Map the environment, enumerate services, and identify likely attack paths.

3) Exploitation & validation

Safely validate findings to confirm impact and reduce false positives.

4) Reporting & remediation support

Deliver a prioritized report and review results with your team to plan next steps.

FAQ

Common questions

Hereโ€™s what medical practices typically ask before scheduling a penetration test.

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