Protect Patient Data with
Code-Level Security
Healthcare organizations and medical device manufacturers use Offensive360 to find vulnerabilities in their applications and meet HIPAA, HITECH, and FDA cybersecurity requirements.
Security challenges in healthcare
Healthcare IT teams must protect sensitive patient data while supporting clinical workflows and regulatory compliance.
Protecting patient health information
Healthcare applications handle some of the most sensitive data in any industry. PHI breaches carry severe penalties and erode patient trust.
Medical device software security
Connected medical devices run software that must meet FDA cybersecurity requirements. Vulnerabilities in device firmware can have direct patient safety implications.
Legacy system modernization
Many healthcare organizations run critical applications on aging codebases. These systems often lack modern security controls and are difficult to test with traditional tools.
Interoperability and API security
HL7 FHIR, EHR integrations, and health data exchanges expose APIs that must be secured against injection, authentication bypass, and data leakage.
How Offensive360 helps
Find vulnerabilities in your healthcare applications before they become breaches.
Comprehensive language support
Scan applications written in C#, Java, Python, C/C++, and other languages commonly used in healthcare IT and medical device development.
Sensitive data detection
Identify hardcoded credentials, unencrypted data storage, insecure logging of PHI, and insufficient access control patterns in your codebase.
Air-gapped deployment
Deploy Offensive360 on-premise with no internet connectivity required. Patient data and source code never leave your network.
Developer-friendly workflow
Integrate scans into CI/CD pipelines so development teams get security feedback within their existing workflow, without slowing releases.
Compliance frameworks we support
Map scan findings to the healthcare regulatory requirements your compliance team needs to address.
Technical safeguards for electronic protected health information (ePHI)
Detect insecure data handling, weak encryption, improper access controls, and logging gaps that could expose patient data.
Strengthens HIPAA enforcement and breach notification requirements
Identify vulnerabilities before they lead to reportable breaches. Continuous scanning provides evidence of proactive security testing.
Pre-market and post-market cybersecurity requirements for medical device software
Analyze embedded software and device firmware for memory safety issues, injection vulnerabilities, and insecure communication protocols.
Secure your healthcare applications
See how Offensive360 helps healthcare organizations protect patient data and meet compliance requirements.