Healthcare organizations are the most targeted sector for cyberattacks. Neurowall protects patient portals, EHR systems, and telemedicine platforms — keeping critical services available while meeting HIPAA requirements.
Patient safety depends on service availability. Downtime in healthcare is not an inconvenience — it's a risk to care delivery, and it attracts regulatory scrutiny.
Patient scheduling, test results, prescription management, and telehealth depend on continuous portal availability. Downtime delays care and erodes patient trust.
HIPAA's Security Rule mandates access controls, audit controls, and integrity controls for systems that handle PHI. Firewall infrastructure must support — not complicate — compliance.
Health systems operate across dozens of hospitals, clinics, and care sites. Inconsistent security policy across sites creates exploitable gaps and makes audits painful.
Healthcare is consistently the most targeted sector for ransomware and DDoS attacks. Attackers know that downtime pressure creates payment leverage.
Neurowall is designed so that the security layer never becomes the reason services go down — with HA failover, DDoS absorption, and HIPAA-aligned audit controls built in.
7-module DDoS protection absorbs volumetric and protocol attacks at the network edge. The firewall layer stays operational even under sustained attack — patients keep their access.
Role-based access control limits who can modify firewall policy. All access and changes are logged immutably — meeting HIPAA's audit control requirements without additional tooling.
Manage security policy across all hospitals, clinics, and care sites from one control plane. Consistent policy across the whole health system, enforced centrally.
Neurowall filters at the network layer — it never inspects, stores, or processes patient data. Your PHI stays in your application layer, reducing HIPAA scope for the firewall itself.
Talk to our team about your availability requirements, HIPAA compliance obligations, and multi-site deployment.