Healthcare vertical
Cybersecurity support shaped around healthcare realities.
Healthcare organizations need security programs that support patient care, protect ePHI, and stand up to audit and regulatory scrutiny. Orah helps organizations assess where risk sits, prioritize what matters most, and build a more defensible operating model.
Where healthcare security pressure typically shows up
Protecting ePHI and operational continuity
Healthcare organizations have to balance patient access, vendor dependencies, and security requirements without disrupting care delivery.
HIPAA Security Rule requirements
The HIPAA Security Rule requires a risk analysis and a practical, documented approach to addressing identified gaps and holding controls in place.
Business associate and vendor risk
As organizations expand, the network of business associates, cloud vendors, and connected systems creates more places for risk to show up.
The most common starting point
For many healthcare organizations, the first step is a HIPAA Security Risk Assessment. That work helps identify areas of risk, evaluate current controls, and create a prioritized path for remediation. It also provides a practical basis for addressing operational, vendor, and governance issues before they become larger problems.
- • HIPAA Security Rule risk analysis and control review
- • Third-party and business associate risk evaluation
- • M365 and identity control review for organizations using Microsoft 365
- • Ongoing compliance program support, policy coordination, and monitoring alignment
Need a clearer view of healthcare risk?
Start with a Security Risk Assessment to identify the biggest gaps and next steps.