Healthcare Cybersecurity for Charlotte Practices

We deliver continuous HIPAA compliance — not annual point-in-time assessments. Our service includes documented risk analysis, written policies and procedures, workforce training management, and technical safeguard implementation. We maintain audit-ready documentation year-round, so when OCR or your cyber insurer asks for evidence, it exists and it is current. We serve as your Business Associate under a BAA, so your compliance program extends through our engagement.

Yes. Multi-location practices are a core client profile for us. We deploy consistent security controls and compliance documentation across every location, giving you a unified risk posture rather than a patchwork of site-specific solutions. Our SOC monitors all locations under a single management plane, and our compliance program covers each site under your organizational BAA.

Our incident response process is built around HIPAA's breach notification requirements. When a security incident occurs, we conduct rapid forensic analysis to determine whether PHI was accessed or disclosed, document the scope of the breach, and support your notification obligations under HITECH — affected individual notice within 60 days, HHS notification, and media notice if the breach affects 500 or more residents of a state. We handle the technical investigation so you can focus on patient care and regulatory communication.

Medical device security is one of the most underaddressed risks in clinical environments. Networked infusion pumps, imaging systems, and patient monitors often run legacy operating systems that cannot accept patches and are connected to the same network as your EHR. We conduct medical device discovery and segmentation assessments, implement network segregation to isolate device traffic, and develop compensating controls for devices that cannot be patched — reducing lateral movement risk without disrupting clinical operations.