Healthcare Cybersecurity & Compliance Services
Protect Patient Data. Fortify your practice. Navigate compliance with confidence.
Every day, cyber criminals target practices like yours.
One successful attack could:
- Close your practice permanently
- Destroy patient trust forever
- Cost millions in legal fees
You don’t fight this alone.
SecureMD – Your Trusted CyberSecurity Defender
We’ve protected healthcare practices for over a decade.
You focus on patients. We protect your practice
Why Practices Choose Us
Healthcare Specialists
EMRs, workflows, HIPAA expertise
Proven
Results
75+ healthcare organizations protected
Zero
Disruption
No interference with patient care
The Numbers Don’t Lie
#1 Target
Healthcare leads all industries
for cyberattacks
$9.8 MILLION
Average healthcare breach cost
276+ MILLION
patient records stolen in 2024
Here’s how we’ll protect your practice:
Step 1
ASSESS your current security
Step 2
PROTECT with comprehensive defenses
Step 3
MAINTAIN ongoing monitoring
Complete Protection for Your Practice
Your Practice, Fully Protected.
Secure patient data. Compliant operations. Confident staff.
The foundation that lets you focus on medicine.
YOUR SECUREMD PROTECTION
24/7 Active Monitoring
24/7 Active Monitoring
Real-time threat detection and response through our Security Operations Center. Monthly phishing simulation testing & staff training.
Security awareness training for all staff members.
Continuous monitoring & reporting with detailed reporting.
Staff Training
Staff Training
Empower your team with essential knowledge and practical skills to handle security protocols confidently and competently. These targeted training programs enhance your staff's ability to effectively manage and respond to security challenges, boosting your practice's overall security readiness.
Remediation Planning
Remediation Planning
Stay secure and maintain compliance with our strategic remediation planning. We help you develop and implement effective strategies that address identified vulnerabilities. You'll significantly enhance your security posture and ensure ongoing protection against threats.
Security Risk Assessments (SRAs)
Security Risk Assessments (SRAs)
Stay ahead of potential vulnerabilities with proactive Security Risk Assessments that identify and help close security gaps before they become critical issues. Our SRAs provide thorough evaluations, allowing you to address weaknesses and strengthen your defenses.
Audit-Ready Reporting
Audit-Ready Reporting
With our comprehensive reporting, you can feel confident and thoroughly prepared for any audits. Our detailed audit-ready reports streamline the compliance process, significantly reducing the stress and complexity of maintaining compliance standards.
Security & Compliance Guidance
Security & Compliance Guidance
Get expert support to meet regulatory requirements, stay HIPAA-compliant, and address your specific security concerns. Our team helps you navigate healthcare compliance confidently, bolster your security, and effectively manage cyber insurance costs.
Vulnerability Scans
Vulnerability Scans
Comprehensive vulnerability scanning & remediation. HIPAA-compliant policy development. Regulatory compliance assessments (NIST, HIPAA)
Incident Readiness
Incident Readiness
Incident response planning & comprehensive procedures. Expert remediation support for identified vulnerabilities. Ongoing security governance & risk management
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Security Risk Assessment (SRA) and why does my practice need one?
A Security Risk Assessment (SRA) is a formal evaluation of how your practice identifies, manages, and mitigates risks to electronic protected health information (ePHI). The HIPAA Security Rule requires covered entities to conduct and document regular SRAs. Beyond the compliance requirement, an SRA surfaces real vulnerabilities in your systems, workflows, and staff practices before they result in a breach. PEAKE conducts SRAs as part of its cybersecurity services, providing documentation that satisfies regulatory requirements and a remediation roadmap that actually reduces risk.
How does a managed IT provider help with HIPAA compliance?
A managed IT provider supports HIPAA alignment through technical controls, continuous monitoring, and documentation — the parts that require specialized security expertise most practices don’t have in-house. For PEAKE, that includes SOC/NOC monitoring for threats to ePHI, Security Risk Assessment services, access control management, encrypted data handling, and staff security awareness training. PEAKE holds ISO 27001 certification and operates a SOC 2 compliant data center. HIPAA alignment requires both the right technology and the right internal policies. PEAKE handles the technical foundation and documentation support — your team manages the operational and administrative side.
What cybersecurity threats do medical practices face most often?
Healthcare practices are disproportionately targeted by ransomware, phishing, and business email compromise. Ransomware typically enters through compromised credentials or unpatched software, and can lock a practice out of its EHR until a ransom is paid. Phishing is the most common initial attack vector. Medical practices are high-value targets because ePHI commands significant value on criminal markets and most practices lack dedicated security staff. SecureMD addresses all three: 24/7 threat monitoring, endpoint protection, email security controls, phishing simulation and staff training, and incident response planning.
What is SOC monitoring and do physician practices need it?
A Security Operations Center (SOC) monitors your IT environment for cybersecurity threats in real time. A Network Operations Center (NOC) monitors for performance and availability issues — slowdowns, outages, and connectivity failures. PEAKE operates both, giving your practice 24/7 coverage across security events and IT health. Most physician practices don’t have the staff or tools to run this internally. When a threat or anomaly is detected, PEAKE’s team responds immediately — before a vulnerability becomes a breach or a slowdown becomes an outage that affects patient scheduling.
What does PEAKE's ISO 27001 certification mean for my practice?
ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management. Achieving it requires a third-party audit confirming that PEAKE has formal, documented processes for identifying, managing, and continuously improving information security controls. For your practice, it means your IT partner is held to a verified, auditable standard — not just a self-reported one. Combined with PEAKE’s SOC 2 compliant data center, it provides a defensible foundation for your own HIPAA compliance documentation.