Industry
Downtime here is measured in patients, not in rupees.
Clinical systems cannot be taken offline for a patch window and cannot be left unpatched either. We work within that constraint rather than pretending it does not exist.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Pressures
What actually keeps this sector up at night
Ransomware targeting
Attackers know that care delivery cannot pause, and price their demands accordingly.
Legacy and medical devices
Equipment running unsupported operating systems that the vendor will not let you touch.
Sensitive data at scale
Health records carry the strictest handling obligations and the longest retention periods.
Our approach
How we sequence the work here
- Network segmentation that isolates clinical devices without disrupting care
- Compensating controls where patching is genuinely not possible
- Ransomware readiness with tested, offline-verified restore paths
- Health data handling mapped to DPDP Act 2023 and HIPAA where applicable
Obligations
What you are measured against
Where we usually start
The services that matter most in this sector
Extended Detection & Response
One correlated view of endpoints, network, cloud workloads, identity and applications — watched around the clock by analysts who are authorised to act, not just to email you.
Unified Endpoint Management
Every laptop, phone and server enrolled, hardened, patched and provably compliant — Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and ChromeOS, managed from one place.
Compliance Automation
Certification and regulatory work run as an engineering project — evidence collected continuously from your systems, controls mapped across frameworks at once, and someone beside you in the audit room.
Zero Trust, Cloud & Supply-Chain Risk
Verify every request, shrink what a compromised account can reach, and extend the same standard to the third parties already inside your network.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Talk to someone who has run this sector before.
We will tell you in the first call whether we are the right fit — including when we are not.