Health

1. Securing your healthcare information system: risk management and IT security policy. Map your IS (servers, applications, IT systems), secure the infrastructure, and implement a security policy aligned with the GDPR, ANSSI, and CNIL. 2. IT security audits and vulnerability analysis for healthcare facilities. Benefit from customized technical audits (penetration testing, configuration, Active Directory, backups, OT, web/mobile penetration testing) to identify security flaws and vulnerabilities in your healthcare IS, in compliance with PASSI and ISO standards. 3. Encryption, Cryptography, and Protection of Confidential Healthcare Data: Protect patient data and critical information systems with encryption, cryptography, and access policy solutions tailored to HDS and ISO 27001 requirements. 4. Cyberattack Detection, Security Incident Management, and Cybercrime Response (Healthcare SOC): Continuously detect cyberattacks, manage IT security incidents, and benefit from expert response via a managed healthcare SOC, ANS compliance, and dedicated industry tools. 5. Authentication, Access Management, and Secure Password Policy: Control internal/external access, secure passwords, and authenticate each user to mitigate the risks of incidents, malicious access, or targeted attacks. 6. User awareness and cybersecurity training for all staff in healthcare: Raise awareness among physicians, management, interns, biomedical engineers, and partners through campaigns, quick reference guides, information security reporting, advice, and communication tailored to the professional culture to limit the attack surface. 7. Regulatory compliance, standards audits, and healthcare-aligned security reporting: Comply with regulations (CNIL, GDPR, HDS, PGSSI-S, NIS2, LPM, ISO/PASSI standards), benefit from on-demand IT security audits, and access reporting adapted to medical management or the executive committee. 8. Healthcare network architecture and segmentation, and IT security solutions: Adopt hardened architectures, network segmentation (IT/biomedical/OT), advanced firewalls, and information security governance solutions adapted to the hospital or laboratory context. 9. Securing connected systems and connected healthcare devices (OT/IoT/SCADA): Deploy system security measures, OT monitoring, multi-site management, and robust IT security policies to protect medical devices, operating rooms, imaging, and automated healthcare systems. 10. IT risk reduction and business continuity/disaster recovery plans for the healthcare chain: Ensure continuity of care despite incidents: application-based business continuity/disaster recovery plans, backups, incident reporting, and direct tools for IT/CIO departments and hospital teams.