DPDPA 2023, HIPAA and IoMT device security for hospitals, diagnostic chains, pharma companies and healthcare technology providers across India. Healthcare is the most targeted industry for ransomware globally — and patient data is among the most sensitive under DPDPA 2023.
Healthcare is the most targeted industry for ransomware globally — and one of the most regulated in India under DPDPA 2023. Patient health information is classified as sensitive personal data under the Act, attracting the highest penalty tier.
A ransomware attack on a hospital does not just cause data loss — it can disrupt clinical operations and patient care. Our security programmes are designed for the operational realities of healthcare environments.
DPDPA 2023, HIPAA and IoMT device security for hospitals, diagnostic labs and healthcare technology companies — delivered without disrupting clinical operations.
Patient data obligations — India's most sensitive personal data category.
US healthcare compliance for India-based healthcare IT and BPO companies.
Connected medical device security without disrupting clinical operations.
Assess and improve your ability to detect, contain and recover from ransomware.
Web and mobile application testing for patient-facing systems and electronic health record.
Connected medical device testing — PACS, infusion pumps, patient monitoring systems.
India data privacy law — penalties up to Rs 250 crore per incident. Gap assessment to full.
US healthcare data compliance for India-based healthcare technology and BPO companies.
Security leadership with healthcare expertise — DPDPA, HIPAA and board reporting.
24x7 breach response — critical for healthcare where downtime affects patient safety.
Banking, financial services and insurance — RBI, SEBI, IRDAI and PCI-DSS compliance and VAPT.
PCI-DSS, web and mobile app VAPT, and fraud prevention for online and omnichannel retailers.
Secure SDLC, cloud security and ISO 27001 for software companies, BPOs and IT-enabled services firms.
MEITY framework compliance, network security and audit for central and state government bodies and PSUs.
Affordable VAPT, compliance readiness and security programme setup tailored for growing businesses.
Healthcare data is the most valuable target for cybercriminals — worth ten times more than financial data on dark web markets. Hospitals face ransomware attacks that shut down patient care. DPDPA 2023 classifies health data as sensitive personal data requiring the highest level of protection. A breach in healthcare is never just a technology problem.
Deep knowledge of the regulatory requirements, attack vectors and compliance obligations specific to your sector.
Every engagement staffed by OSCP-certified penetration testers and CISA-certified compliance professionals -- not generalists.
All reports and compliance deliverables structured to meet the specific requirements of your industry regulator. 100% acceptance.
Every finding manually verified with a working proof-of-concept. No raw scanner output. No wasted developer time on non-issues.
Clear fixed-price proposals with no hidden fees, no scope creep charges, and no surprise invoices. Delivered within 24 hours.
From initial scoping through testing, remediation guidance, re-test and certificate issuance -- we support every step.
Indian hospitals and diagnostic chains face over 1,800 cyber attacks per week. A successful ransomware attack on a hospital network can disable patient records, imaging systems and pharmacy management simultaneously. The average healthcare breach in India costs Rs 20 crore.
Rs 20 Cr
Avg Healthcare Breach Cost in India
Rs 250 Cr
Max DPDPA 2023 Health Data Penalty
1,800
Cyber Attacks on Indian Hospitals Per Week
10x
More Valuable Than Financial Data on Dark Web
Yes. Health data is classified as sensitive personal data under DPDPA 2023, attracting the highest penalty tier and stricter processing obligations. Any organisation that processes patient health records, diagnostic results, prescription history, or biometric data of Indian residents is subject to DPDPA 2023 obligations specifically relating to sensitive data.
We conduct IoMT security assessments using a non-disruptive methodology agreed with your clinical engineering and IT teams. Active exploitation of medical devices in clinical use is never performed. Assessment focuses on configuration review, network segmentation, and passive analysis — with active testing limited to designated test devices in controlled environments.
Yes. Any Indian organisation that handles Protected Health Information (PHI) of US patients — including medical transcription, healthcare IT development, revenue cycle management, and clinical research — is a Business Associate under HIPAA and must comply with all Security and Privacy Rule requirements. US clients will require a signed Business Associate Agreement (BAA).
Indian hospitals are increasingly targeted by ransomware groups because they hold sensitive data, cannot tolerate operational downtime, and often have limited cybersecurity investment. A ransomware attack can shut down clinical operations, delay surgeries, and compromise patient records. Our ransomware resilience assessment identifies the specific gaps that make healthcare organisations vulnerable and provides a prioritised remediation plan.
Free 30-minute scoping call — fixed-price proposal within 24 hours. No commitment required.
RBI • SEBI • IRDAI • DPDPA DATA PROTECTION BOARD
