of healthcare organizations reported third-party breach impacts within the prior two years

Patient care depends on services you don’t control. Clinical software, laboratories, pharmacies, and claims processors all play a role in keeping care moving.
When one of those partners is compromised, the impact can reach your patients, disrupting critical care, exposing sensitive data, and delaying payments.
iCOUNTER’s Counter Threat Operating System (CTOS™) continuously detects active threats across your third-party ecosystem, determines which ones matter to you, and drives remediation to help protect care delivery.
In healthcare, third-party risk can affect patient data, clinical workflows, and access to lifesaving care. Prioritizing threats means understanding which dependencies matter most, and what disruption could mean for patients.
Clinical software, laboratories, and pharmacy partners support diagnosis and treatment. Disruption at a critical provider can delay care when patients need it most.
Patient information moves among providers, laboratories, pharmacies, and billing partners. Each relationship extends sensitive data beyond the systems your healthcare organization directly controls.
A single clearinghouse or pharmacy services provider can support many healthcare organizations. One attack can disrupt treatment authorizations, prescriptions, and payments across the care ecosystem.
Replacing a clinical platform or diagnostic partner takes time and coordination. When a vendor faces an active threat, healthcare teams must address the exposure while keeping essential patient services running.
CTOS continuously collects and correlates intelligence against your organization and third-party dependencies to determine which threats matter and what needs to happen next.
Understand who is targeting your healthcare ecosystem, how they operate, and which third parties are in their path.
Determine which threats matter based on your vendors, exposure, and dependencies across clinical and business operations.
Equip teams with the evidence and context needed to coordinate remediation with affected third parties.

Continuously collect intelligence across adversary infrastructure, compromise activity, exposed credentials, dark web sources, and the third-party ecosystem.
Correlate signals with your organization and third-party relationships to determine which threats represent meaningful risk.
Evaluate active threats by exploitability, blast radius, and business relevance. In telecom, that blast radius can extend beyond corporate systems to network operations and service availability.
Provide teams with the evidence and context needed to remediate active threats across the supply chain.
