Healthcare organizations operate in one of the most targeted and regulated industries in the United States. Ransomware attacks, HIPAA enforcement, cyber insurance scrutiny, and the FTC Safeguards Rule have changed what “IT support” means. This guide explains: What healthcare security services are What they include Why healthcare security is different from other industries How compliance … Read more
In 2026, managed security services cost is no longer just a budgeting question—it’s a risk management decision. Cyber insurance carriers are tightening underwriting requirements. Regulators are increasing enforcement activity. And attackers are targeting mid-market organizations at scale. As a result, CIOs and CFOs are being asked to quantify not just what security costs, but what … Read more
VPN is not the same as Zero Trust and the distinction matters. Traditional VPNs assume trust once a user successfully connects to the network. ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access), by contrast, continuously verifies identity, device posture, and access context before granting application-level access. This architectural difference significantly changes an organization’s risk profile. For mid-market organizations … Read more
Healthcare continues to face a rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape as we head into 2026. Hospitals, clinics, and their business associates are experiencing more frequent attacks and larger data breaches than ever before. In fact, the number of reported healthcare breaches has surged dramatically over the past decade, making cybersecurity a top concern for IT … Read more
Hiring a Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) is a smart move—but only if you know what you’re really getting. Cyber threats are escalating. Regulatory scrutiny is tightening. And the pressure to reassure boards, clients, and insurers is at an all-time high. For many mid-market companies, a full-time CISO isn’t realistic—so a vCISO seems like … Read more
In 2025, cyber threats have escalated from an IT headache to a core business risk. Regulators are raising the stakes—the U.S. SEC now requires public companies to disclose their cybersecurity incidents and how the board oversees cyber risks. This pressure is trickling down to private firms as well, as investors and partners expect similar transparency. … Read more
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT problem—it’s a business risk. And for mid-market organizations juggling growth, compliance, and digital transformation, that risk is growing faster than internal teams can manage. A Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) offers leadership-level cybersecurity guidance without the full-time cost. But how do you know when your organization is … Read more
In 2026, cyber threats are not just an IT problem—they’ve become a boardroom concern. Cybersecurity now tops the list of business risks for many organizations, with 72% of U.S. business leaders seriously worried about cyberattacks on their companies. This concern is well-founded: industry data shows that nearly 60% of businesses experienced a successful cyberattack in … Read more
When a massive ransomware attack struck Britain’s National Health Service in 2017, ambulances were diverted and surgeries canceled. This was not a mere IT glitch—it was a crisis that put patient lives and hospital operations at risk. Incidents like this underscore a reality that healthcare leaders can no longer ignore: cybersecurity failures directly threaten patient … Read more
Ever wondered if your company could use a seasoned cybersecurity leader, but you’re not ready to hire a full-time executive? Enter the Virtual CISO (vCISO). No, it’s not a superhero or a VR simulation—a vCISO is essentially a “rent-a-CISO”, an experienced security chief you bring in on a flexible basis to protect your organization. This … Read more
