Cybersecurity for Medical Practices
Small practices are a top target for phishing and ransomware. I help medical offices reduce risk across email, devices, EHR access, remote work, backups, and websites—using practical controls that fit real operations.
What Typically Puts Practices at Risk
Email & Credential Theft
Most breaches start with phishing. Attackers take over email accounts, reset passwords, and access sensitive systems.
Weak MFA / Access Controls
MFA is sometimes enabled—but not enforced everywhere. Shared accounts and weak passwords create easy entry points.
Unverified Backups
Backups exist, but restores haven't been tested. Ransomware turns into downtime when recovery isn't proven.
Endpoint Gaps
One unmanaged laptop or front-desk workstation can become the foothold. Patch and protection consistency matters.
Remote Access & Vendor Risk
Remote support tools and third-party vendors can introduce risk when access isn't controlled or monitored.
Website & Form Exposure
Contact/booking forms can leak data or be abused. Websites are often forgotten, outdated, and unmonitored.
How I Help (Practical Security Improvements)
Email Security & MFA
Enforce MFA, reduce risky sign-ins, and improve account security hygiene across staff accounts.
Endpoint Hardening
Baseline protections for devices: updates, anti-malware, safe admin practices, and safer configurations.
Backup & Recovery Readiness
Improve backup strategy and validate restore steps so you can recover quickly if something happens.
Access & Least Privilege
Ensure only the right people have access to systems and data, and tighten high-risk permissions.
Website Security Hardening
DNS/SSL hardening, form protection, and reducing exposure for public-facing systems.
Staff Awareness Training
Short, practical training to reduce phishing clicks and build better security habits in everyday work.
Want a practical security roadmap for your practice?
Book a free consultation and I'll help you identify your biggest risks and the fastest steps to improve security and resilience.