Continuity of medical services
We identify systems and processes that must remain functional even during an incident.
For hospitals and healthcare
NIS2 and cybersecurity for hospitals and healthcare providers
We assess your organization’s readiness against NIS2/OUG 155/2024 requirements and identify risks that may affect clinical systems, patient data, IT suppliers and the continuity of medical services.
The healthcare sector has specific cybersecurity risks and operational requirements. Our assessment focuses on management, IT, operational continuity and practical risk reduction measures.
ConformityAgent
Readiness for healthcare
- Critical clinical systems
- Backup and recovery
- Incident response
The healthcare sector has specific cybersecurity risks and operational requirements. Our assessment focuses on management, IT, operational continuity and practical risk reduction measures.
Hospitals and healthcare
Why cybersecurity is critical in healthcare
Hospitals and healthcare providers depend on digital systems for appointments, admissions, patient records, laboratory, imaging, pharmacy, accounting, internal communication, reporting and patient interaction.
A cybersecurity incident does not affect only data or computers. It can block medical activity, delay treatment, affect access to clinical information and put direct pressure on medical staff, management and patients.
ConformityAgent helps healthcare organizations quickly understand exposure, missing measures and priority steps for NIS2 readiness and operational risk reduction.
Medical and personal data
We assess risks related to access, confidentiality, integrity and availability of patient information.
Clinical and administrative systems
We analyze dependencies on HIS, laboratory, imaging, email, accounting, inventory, pharmacy and internal applications.
IT suppliers and connected equipment
We review dependencies on maintenance, hosting, cloud, medical applications, connected equipment and external support.
Dedicated sector
Who this service is for
The service is designed for healthcare organizations that need to clarify their NIS2/OUG 155/2024 exposure and strengthen cybersecurity measures.
Public hospitals
Private hospitals
Clinics and medical networks
Outpatient and diagnostic centers
Medical laboratories
Imaging service providers
Healthcare units with their own IT infrastructure
Medical organizations working with IT, cloud, hosting or specialized application suppliers
Public institutions coordinating hospitals or healthcare services
Assessment, exposure, measures
What we analyze in a hospital assessment
NIS2/OUG 155/2024 scoping
We review the organization type, services provided, operational role, digital infrastructure and exposure to applicable obligations.
Critical clinical systems
We analyze systems used for patients, admissions, consultations, laboratory, imaging, pharmacy, appointments and clinical workflows.
Administrative and support systems
We review email, accounting, HR, procurement, internal documents, reporting and support applications.
Access, accounts and authentication
We assess account management, passwords, MFA, roles, medical staff access, administrative access and external supplier access.
Backup and recovery
We check backup existence, frequency, separation from primary systems and actual recovery capability after ransomware or failures.
Suppliers and outsourced services
We analyze dependency on maintenance, cloud, hosting, medical applications, connected equipment and managed IT services.
Incident response
We check whether clear procedures exist for identifying, reporting, escalating, communicating and documenting cybersecurity incidents.
Training and responsibilities
We assess staff readiness, clear responsibilities and cyber hygiene measures applied in the organization.
Operational risks
Common risks in hospitals and medical organizations
The assessment is designed to quickly identify risks that can affect medical activity and institutional operations.
Ransomware blocking clinical or administrative systems
Compromised accounts through phishing
Missing multifactor authentication for important systems
Insufficient or untested backups
IT suppliers with broad and poorly documented access
Connected equipment not inventoried
No clear incident procedure
Incomplete view of applications and servers
Legacy systems that are difficult to update
No prioritization for cybersecurity investment
A simple process adapted to healthcare
1
Initial discussion
We establish the organization type, structure, main systems, suppliers and assessment goals.
2
Guided questionnaire
We collect information about clinical systems, administrative applications, backup, access, suppliers, procedures and incidents.
3
Exposure analysis
We assess main risks and readiness against NIS2/OUG 155/2024 requirements.
4
Readiness report
We prepare a clear report structured for management, IT, DPO, medical director and organizational leadership.
5
Remediation plan
We prioritize measures: urgent, short-term and recommendations for future budgeting or procurement.
6
Clarification discussion
We present conclusions and explain next steps in clear language, without unnecessary jargon.
Concrete output
What you receive
- NIS2/OUG 155/2024 assessment report for the medical organization
- Map of important digital systems and processes
- Prioritized risk list
- Assessment of baseline security measures
- Analysis of IT suppliers and external dependencies
- Recommendations for backup, access, MFA, procedures and training
- Checklist for management and IT responsible person
- Prioritized remediation plan
- Optional support for organizing compliance evidence
A clear report for management, not only for IT
In healthcare, cybersecurity is not only a technical problem. It is a matter of medical continuity, risk management, institutional responsibility and patient protection.
The ConformityAgent report is written so it can be understood and used by the manager, medical director, financial director, IT responsible person, DPO, procurement responsible person, board and coordinating authority where applicable.
manager
medical director
financial director
IT responsible person
DPO
procurement responsible person
board
coordinating authority
Important clarification
ConformityAgent provides readiness assessment, exposure analysis, recommendations and support for structuring measures and compliance evidence. The service does not replace specialized legal advice, a full technical audit or penetration testing.
The purpose of the assessment is to clarify the organization’s real situation and give management a documented basis for decisions, budgeting and remediation steps.
When it makes sense to start
Good fit if
- You use digital clinical systems
- You handle medical and sensitive personal data
- You work with external IT suppliers
- You use applications for patients, laboratory, imaging or admissions
- You need a clear management view
- You are preparing a cybersecurity budget
- You have experienced incidents, phishing, outages or compromise suspicions
- You want a prioritized remediation plan
Not the right expectation if
- This is not a complete penetration test
- It is not an exhaustive technical audit
- It is not legal advice
- It does not guarantee instant compliance
- It does not require technical procurement before risk analysis
- It does not replace the organization’s internal responsibilities
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Are hospitals covered by NIS2?
Healthcare is one of the high-criticality sectors addressed by NIS2/OUG 155/2024. Our assessment checks the concrete situation of the organization, services provided, systems used and existing measures.
Is the assessment only for public hospitals?
No. The service is for both public hospitals and private healthcare organizations: clinics, laboratories, diagnostic centers, medical networks and healthcare providers.
Do we need all documents prepared already?
No. The assessment is designed to identify what exists, what is missing and what should be prioritized. We can work with available documents and information from internal teams or IT suppliers.
Do you analyze IT suppliers?
Yes. IT suppliers, outsourced applications, maintenance, hosting, cloud and external access are important assessment elements.
Can the report be used with management?
Yes. The report is written in management-friendly language and includes conclusions, risks, priorities and concrete recommendations for decisions and budgeting.
Do you also provide technical implementation?
ConformityAgent provides assessment, structuring, recommendations and support for preparing measures and evidence. For technical implementation, we can work with the internal IT team, existing suppliers or technical partners depending on the situation.
Hospitals and healthcare
Start with a readiness assessment for your hospital
The right first step is to understand critical systems, real risks, supplier dependencies and baseline measures that need to be implemented or documented.