When the breach is a patient safety event
Healthcare runs on sensitive data and connected devices that often cannot be patched on a whim. In Singapore, health data carries heightened obligations under the PDPA; for India-facing operations, the DPDP Act raises the bar; and providers touching US patients inherit HIPAA. A ransomware hit here is not a data incident — it is a clinical outage.
Alpha CISO secures hospitals, clinics, diagnostics labs, and life sciences firms where the threat to information is also a threat to care.
How we help
- ePHI protection. Map where patient data lives, moves, and leaks, and put defensible controls around it across systems and partners.
- Medical device and IoT security. Assess clinical devices and connected equipment that traditional IT controls miss, aligned to IEC 80001.
- Regulatory alignment. Reconcile PDPA, HIPAA, and DPDP Act obligations into one program instead of three overlapping checklists.
- Operational resilience. Build response and recovery so an attack does not become a ward-level emergency.
Security that keeps care running
The measure of healthcare security is whether patients are treated on the day of an incident. We build for that, not just for the audit.