Industries
Healthcare providers
Keep patient records private and clinical systems running.
Health information is among the most sensitive data there is, and clinical staff cannot wait for a slow or broken system.
We help you control who can see patient records, keep the systems used in care available, and have a plan for the day something fails.
For clinics, hospitals, laboratories and pharmacies: careful access to patient records, dependable networks and recovery plans for the systems care depends on.
Risks we see most often
Exposure of patient records
Too many people with access, or unprotected files, put patient privacy at risk.
Ransomware
Locked systems can stop appointments, billing and in the worst case clinical work.
Old equipment and software
Medical and office systems that can no longer be updated are easy targets.
Shared workstations
Computers used by several staff in turn invite shared logins and forgotten sign-outs.
Dependence on connectivity
Booking, billing and records systems stop when the network or the internet link fails.
What we put in place
Role-based access
Staff see only the records their role requires, with a trail of who opened what.
Protected and updated devices
Protection and encryption on every device, with a plan for equipment that cannot be updated.
Network zones
Clinical systems, office systems and guest Wi-Fi kept apart.
Backups and recovery
Copies of records and a plan for restoring clinical systems first.
Reliable connectivity
Network design with a backup link for the services that cannot go offline.
Services that apply
- Cyber security and threat responseFind the weak points before someone else does, and know what to do when something goes wrong.
- Business continuity and disaster recoveryKnow how long you could be down, and how to be up sooner.
- Data backup and storageCopies you can actually restore from, kept where a single incident cannot reach them.
- Network securityControl what comes in, what goes out and who can reach what.
- Cloud security and complianceUse the cloud with the right settings, the right access and a record of both.
Patient data and the Data Protection Act, 2019
Health data is treated as sensitive personal data under Kenyan data protection law, which sets higher expectations for how it is collected, stored and shared. We help with the technical controls and the records. For what the law requires of your facility, check the current requirements and take legal advice.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Questions we are often asked
Talk to us about Healthcare
Tell us how your organisation works and what worries you. We will tell you honestly where we would start.