HIPAA
The Security Rule has required a tested contingency plan, including data backup and disaster recovery, since it took effect.
In healthcare, downtime is measured in patients, not dollars. When ransomware takes down a health system, ambulances divert, surgeries reschedule, and clinicians fall back to paper for weeks. Fenix24 has restored healthcare organizations from exactly this scenario, and we help health systems prove they can come back before it happens.
Attackers know healthcare providers cannot tolerate downtime, which is precisely why they target them. The playbook we see is consistent. Compromise identity infrastructure, destroy or encrypt the backups, then take the clinical and business systems down together. Downtime procedures designed for a four-hour outage get stretched across weeks. Revenue cycles stop while care obligations continue. And the recovery is complicated by the one constraint other industries do not face: patients who need the systems back safely, not just quickly.
Across every framework, the common thread is evidence. An untested recovery plan no longer satisfies anyone.
The Security Rule has required a tested contingency plan, including data backup and disaster recovery, since it took effect.
Both put recoverable, protected backups on the list of expected practices, and insurers and boards now demand the same thing in different words: Show us the restore works.
Annual testing certifies the past. The ROC validates your recovery posture every single day.
Argos99 continuously maps the dependency stack under your EHR, pharmacy, imaging, and registration systems, and validates that backups would survive an attacker who goes for them first.
The Resiliency Intelligence Assessment (RIA) defines your health system's Minimally Viable Enterprise (MVE) and tests recovery against real RPO and RTO targets.
The Resiliency Operations Center (ROC) remediates gaps and watches for drift as the environment changes, which in healthcare it constantly does.
Under attack, our team of breach recovery experts mobilizes within one hour and sequences restoration around returning care capacity first.
Case Study
A Fortune 100 healthcare company saw the devastating impact that a high-profile ransomware attack had on a competitor: months of business interruption and hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. In response, they sought to understand how similar damage could be avoided in their own environment.
Most Fenix24 relationships begin with the Resiliency Intelligence Assessment (RIA) to define and test the systems your healthcare organization can’t recover without. Bring your infrastructure lead and your hardest questions. We’ll bring 500+ recoveries’ worth of answers.