The Guide to Building Operational Resilience in Healthcare Environments

Building a Healthcare Cyber Security Program

Protecting cyber-physical systems (CPS) in healthcare, including building management systems, life-saving medical devices, and healthcare OT security, requires a programmatic approach. A healthcare cyber security program must align people, process, and technology rather than treat tooling as a standalone fix. This guide outlines the three pitfalls of the "technology trap": the visibility-action gap, rigid silos between IT, clinical engineering, and facilities, and skill misalignment that buries analysts in false positives.

Security Standard Operating Procedures: Vulnerability Management and Network Segmentation

Discover the security standard operating procedures a CPS protection program should codify across three workflows: alert management, vulnerability management, and network segmentation. Find an example of an overall RACI that assigns program governance, KPI reporting, remediation, alert response, and network changes across executive, security, clinical engineering, network, and facilities leads.

Calculating Return on Security Investment for Healthcare Cyber Risk

The paper also walks through a return on security investment (ROSI) calculation for a mid-sized healthcare delivery organization using single loss expectancy, annual rate of occurrence, and annualized loss expectancy drawn from Claroty's multi-source healthcare cyber risk model.