Cybersecurity for the Healthcare Sector
Protect Your Patient Data
The security of your data and patient care depend on the functionality of your IT infrastructure. Your security plan is made simpler with our fully managed platform, allowing you to concentrate on safeguarding what really counts. We only notify you about issues that need your attention and take aggressive measures to address any suspicious behavior that occurs within your network. Furthermore, remediation can typically be completed in a few clicks or steps.
Protecting Healthcare
Let’s face it, the morality of hackers has evolved. They are impairing IT teams, interfering with patient care, and exposing your company to liability. How can you successfully and affordably safeguard your patients and your organization from these threat actors? let us help with that.
Healthcare’s Unique Vulnerabilities
Cybercriminals are keen to obtain sensitive data from the healthcare sector, which includes financial records, personally identifiable information (PII), and personal health information (PHI). These fraudsters are skilled at finding ways to evade established security protocols in order to obtain medical records. have a security solution in place to assist in protecting your data.
Cybersecurity for Education
Keep Your Institution Protected from Catastrophic Cyberattacks
Cyberattacks may affect almost any industry; I think the education sector is no exception. They don’t simply affect corporations, though. For all educational institutions, ransomware, malware, and phishing attempts are just a few of the everyday cyberthreats that could jeopardize your vital data and operations.
Ransomware, for instance, has the terrible ability to infiltrate vital systems and networks. Among the many negative effects that a successful ransomware assault can have on educational institutions are lost instructional time, large ransom payments, and the exposure of confidential information.
keeps an eye on your systems in real time and responds quickly to any issues that require your attention. Our team of committed security specialists works around the clock to handle possible threats as they arise.
Helping to Keep Education Safe
Untrained employees and outdated infrastructure are just a couple of the things that can leave you open to assault. Let D.N.S. assist you in keeping our schools safe and preventing any cyber intrusions.
Why/How is education a target for cyberattacks?
Sadly, it is not unusual for educational establishments to have few funds and resources set aside for internal cybersecurity defenses. Because of this, they are frequently easier targets than large companies and businesses, especially when it comes to their outmoded and generally weaker defenses.
It is difficult to completely secure every device and network because most education institutions have a spread IT infrastructure with numerous endpoints (computers in classrooms, administrative offices, libraries, and personal devices). Due to the COVID-19 epidemic and the transition to remote learning, there are now greater potential for cyberattacks because of the increased usage of online tools and platforms.
To put it another way, threat actors will usually look for the easiest targets that have the biggest potential for success. Numerous pieces of student and employee data, such as phone numbers, addresses, and personal information, financial information, and in certain situations health information, are readily available to cybercriminals in both secondary schools and Universities . That data can then be sold by hackers to third parties who might use it to find, threaten, or even dox parents, teachers, and children.
Our platform aligns with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework to keep you protected.
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) illustrates how layers of security solutions should work together to minimize the risk of cyberthreats. It’s a straightforward and easy-to-understand model that focuses on five core components: identify, protect, detect, respond and recover. Let’s break down these core components and see which security stack items fit in each.
Identify
Identify entails determining what the critical functions are and what cybersecurity risks could disrupt them. Understanding what you are protecting is the first stepl
- Inventory Management
- Governance, Risk, Compliance
Protect
Protect supports the ability to limit or contain the impact of a potential cybersecurity event (which is where most security budgets are focused today).
- AV/NGAV
- Firewalls
- DNS Filtering
- MFA
- Email Filtering
- Phishing Training
- Encryption
- Application Whitelisting
Detect
Detect includes having the relevant measures in place to quickJy uncover threats and other risks. This includes continuous monitoring and threat hunting to identify unusual activity and potential attacks.
- EDR/XDR
- SIEM/SOAR
- IDS
- Honeypots
- Sandbox Analysis
- Global Threat Feeds
Respond
Respond focuses on implementing relevant measures to take action against threats that have made it past preventive tools. This includes response planning, threat analysis and mitigation.
- EDR/XDR
- SOAR
- Ticketing System
Recover
Recovery includes having the tools and strategic plan in place to restore any capabilities or services after a cybersecurity incident.
- Backup Solutions
- Disaster Recovery Plans
We've broken out where Digital Networking Solutions' various product components fit inside the NIST CSF core functions so you can see exactly how you will be covered.
Identify
- External Recon
- Phishing Simulation
Protect
- Managed Antivirus
- Security Awareness Training
Detect
- Persistent Footholds
- Ransomware Canaries
- Managed EDR
- MOR for Microsoft 365
Respond
- SOC
- Assisted Remediation
- Host Isolation
- Managed Remediation
- Identify, Isolation
Recover
- Digital Networking Solutions may provide guidance on recommended recovery actions