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Offensive security for healthcare & medical devices

In healthcare, a breach is a safety event.
We find the route before it becomes one.

Patient records, portals, connected medical devices and the cloud behind them form one attack surface where the impact is both privacy and physical safety. We model, chain and prove the routes to PHI and to the devices themselves.

The same threat-model-first method we use for robots and drones, applied to your sector. Complete assessment within 10 business days of validated intake.

Threat landscape

Healthcare threats end at patient data, or at the devices and systems that care depends on.

Ransomware and lateral movement

Initial access that spreads from IT into clinical systems, taking care delivery offline.

PHI exfiltration

Broken authorisation and exposed APIs that leak records across patients, departments or tenants.

Connected medical device compromise

Unsigned firmware, exposed interfaces and weak device identity that let an attacker reach or manipulate a device.

Supply chain and third-party access

Vendors, integrations and remote-support paths that become the way in.

Fraud & abuse

The abuse cases that hit healthcare payers and providers.

Claims & billing fraud

Manipulating claims workflows, eligibility checks and provider identities.

Identity & record abuse

Patient and provider impersonation, record tampering, prescription abuse paths.

Portal & account takeover

Weak auth on patient and provider portals leading to record access.

Attack surface

What we test, framed by what an attacker achieves there.

EHR & clinical APIs

Threat

Broken auth, IDOR

Impact

Cross-patient PHI access

Connected medical devices

Threat

Firmware, interfaces, identity

Impact

Device manipulation, safety impact

Patient & provider portals

Threat

ATO, session flaws

Impact

Record access, impersonation

Telehealth & messaging

Threat

Auth, media, injection

Impact

Confidentiality and integrity loss

Cloud & data stores

Threat

Misconfig, exfiltration

Impact

Mass PHI loss

Same method, your sector

One engagement. Travel it end to end.

Our method

MAP → MODEL → CHAIN → BREAK → HARDEN

One threat-intelligence-led method, run across the machine, its communications, the cloud, the apps and the AI. Every step narrows the route to what actually matters.

Our differentiator

We don't start with a vulnerability scanner. We start with the threat model.

Threat modelling and attack-path mapping run first, on every engagement. A drone, a web app, a cloud tenant or an AI agent. STRIDE, MITRE ATT&CK and PASTA, applied before we test.

01
MAP
Map the attack surface

The robot, firmware, OS, ROS/ROS 2, sensors, debug ports, radios, command stations, apps, APIs, cloud and update infrastructure, as one system.

02
MODEL
Threat-model it

Assets, trust boundaries, operators and admins, the adversaries that target your sector, and the cyber-physical safety cases.

03
CHAIN
Generate attack paths

Weaknesses connected into real routes to the crown jewels: fleet control, video, PII, physical operation and safety systems.

04
BREAK
Simulate & pentest

Real actor TTPs and IOCs, MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise + ICS, executed inside an agreed test boundary. Proof, not theory.

05
HARDEN
Report & remediate

Findings, kill chains, business and safety impact, detection gaps and remediation by engineering owner. Plus one retest.

We test routes, not checklists

Because we know your crown jewels and trust boundaries before a single test, the testing time goes to the paths that actually reach them.

Findings ranked by what they reach

Not CVSS in isolation. A “medium” on the only path to your fleet controller outranks a “high” that leads nowhere.

One choke point closes many paths

We map the toxic combinations and find the single fix that collapses a dozen routes at once.

Applied to robots and drones. Applied to every ThreatScout engagement, in every industry.

Compliance & standards

How the assessment supports your obligations.

Testing evidences controls regulators and standards expect. It does not by itself discharge the obligation, and every report says so.

HIPAA

Safeguards for protected health information, evidenced by technical testing.

FDA §524B

Cybersecurity for cyber-devices: threat modelling and testing expectations for connected medical devices.

NIS2

Essential-entity obligations for healthcare operators in the EU.

GDPR / MDR

Health-data protection and medical-device requirements where applicable.

Ready to see the routes into your healthcare stack?

We map the threat model, chain the attack paths, prove the exploitable ones and hand your engineers the fixes. Within 10 business days of validated intake.

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