Remote Access & Vendor Connectivity Testing
Healthcare organizations rely on remote access for physicians, staff, IT vendors, EHR providers, medical device manufacturers, and managed service providers. Each connection is a potential entry point. If vendor access is over-permissioned, poorly monitored, or weakly authenticated, it can become the initial foothold for a serious attack.
Vendor and remote access are among the most common initial attack vectors in healthcare breaches
Many healthcare breaches begin with compromised vendor credentials, exposed VPN portals, or remote desktop services that lack MFA. Once inside, the attacker uses the vendor's access to move laterally — often with more permissions than necessary.
Common scope areas
What the engagement determines
Vendor access management
Testing remote access is not just about the technology — it is about the permissions, monitoring, and lifecycle management of vendor accounts. Stale vendor accounts, shared credentials, and always-on connections are common findings that create real risk.
Validate your remote access and vendor connectivity
Start with a scoping conversation about your remote access methods, vendor relationships, and security concerns.