The gap won't announce itself. The fine will.
Criminals target small healthcare businesses because they are the easiest to get into. And "we didn’t know" has never stopped a fine.
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You are the target, not the exception
Criminals pick small practices because they bet no one is checking the locks.
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The law says you have to test
HIPAA and PCI both require you to check your systems for gaps. A written policy is not the same as proof you did.
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Your card payments are on the line
Fail to show your payment systems are secure and your bank can raise your fees, or stop you taking cards at all.
An ambulance company. Years of HIPAA gaps that nobody had ever checked for.
A small provider. Never met the basic HIPAA security rules it was on the hook for.
A pain clinic. One outside contractor could reach patient data they never should have.
The pattern is almost always the same. They never checked their own systems until a breach or a regulator did it for them. We check yours now, while it is still cheap to fix.
Four ways in. We close all four.
A penetration test is a safe, controlled break-in. We do it by hand, so we catch what an automatic scan walks right past.
Website & patient portals
The pages and logins your patients use every day. Weak spots here can hand records to anyone who looks.
Billing & databases
The systems holding the patient data you are legally responsible for. We confirm an outsider cannot reach, read, or copy it.
Card-payment flow
Every step a card detail takes through your systems, tested to the standard your bank and processor hold you to.
Access controls
Whether a front-desk login can reach data meant only for doctors and admins. It is one of the most common gaps, and one of the most fined.
Three documents and a verdict.
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Executive summary
One page, written for an owner and not an engineer. What we found, what it means, and whether you are exposed.
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Prioritized fix list
Every issue ranked by real risk, with the exact steps to close it. Your IT person or vendor knows exactly what to do.
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Audit-ready report
Each finding tied to the exact HIPAA and PCI rule it affects. This is the document you hand a regulator or your bank.
From hello to "you're covered."
Four steps, scheduled around your practice. No disruption to patients or billing.
Free scoping call
15 minutes to learn your systems and what you are responsible for. No pressure, no commitment.
We sign the BAA
Before anything touches your environment, we sign a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement. Always.
The test
We test by hand and safely, on a schedule that will not interrupt your patients or your billing.
Report & re-test
You get the full report, fix what is listed, and we re-test for free to confirm you are closed out.
Built for the businesses that hold the data.
Medical billing & revenue-cycle companies
You hold patient data for dozens of practices and you take card payments. That makes you the biggest target, with the most to lose.
- Patient data for many practices, one roof
- HIPAA and PCI DSS both in scope
- Your own clients now ask for proof
Practices & clinics with a portal
Multi-location practices, dental groups, behavioral health, telehealth, and specialty clinics. Anywhere patients log in and cards get charged.
- A patient portal or online booking
- Card payments on file or online
- 10 to 100 staff, no in-house security
Your systems are tested by a team of security professionals. Not a scanner, and not a stranger.
ZSecure is a team of offensive-security specialists who have found and reported real security holes in major companies. We sign a HIPAA BAA before we touch a thing, and every test is safe and controlled.
- Who testsA team of specialists
- MethodSafe, and by hand
- AgreementHIPAA BAA, always
- StandardsHIPAA and PCI DSS
- After fixesFree re-test
The same engineers now go to work on your systems.
What owners ask before the call.
Is a penetration test actually required by law?
Yes, in practice. HIPAA requires you to check the risks to patient data, and PCI requires regular testing of anything that handles card payments. A penetration test is how you show you actually did it. On the call we tell you exactly where you stand.
Will this disrupt our patients or billing?
No. We schedule the work around your hours and test carefully, so your day keeps running. The job is to find gaps safely, not to break anything you depend on.
We're not technical. Will the report make sense to us?
Yes. You get a one-page summary written for a busy owner, plus a fix list your IT person or vendor can act on. You do not need to understand the technical detail to know where you stand.
Does one test cover both HIPAA and PCI?
For most healthcare clients, yes. We test the full path a card takes through your systems and tie every finding to both HIPAA and PCI rules in one report. One test answers both.
Do you sign a HIPAA BAA?
Always, before any work begins. A signed Business Associate Agreement is standard on every job. We will not touch your systems without it.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you run and what you are responsible for, so there is no honest one-size number. The free 15-minute call is where we scope it and give you a real figure, not a guess.
Know exactly where you stand.
One quick call, and we take care of the rest. It is free, with no pressure to buy.
BAA before any work · Free re-test after you fix