Identity threat detection and response (ITDR) protects the logins your staff use every day, especially Microsoft 365 email. Many healthcare breaches don't start with a virus. They start with a stolen password and someone quietly reading a staff member's inbox.
Cytek ITDR is part of the Safeguard™ platform, watched by our analysts 24/7.
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When we confirm a threat, we lock the account and end active sessions, then walk you through recovery.
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A practice inbox is full of patient names, referrals, insurance details and invoices. A compromised account can mean a reportable breach, and attackers also use it to send fake invoices to your vendors and patients.
MFA helps a lot, but attackers now steal login sessions and trick staff into approving prompts, so monitoring still matters.
HIPAA
HHS's proposed Security Rule update would also require MFA for access to ePHI, with limited exceptions. See is Microsoft 365 HIPAA compliant?
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Tools and people that watch user accounts for signs of takeover and respond fast when one is compromised.
MFA blocks most password attacks, but not all. Attackers use phishing kits that steal the session after MFA, or keep sending prompts until someone approves one. ITDR catches what gets through.
We lock the account and end active sessions, then help you secure it and work out what was accessed, which matters for HIPAA breach decisions.
Not by name, but HIPAA requires you to authenticate users, monitor log-ins and respond to incidents. ITDR does that for your cloud accounts.
Sources: 45 CFR 164.312, technical safeguards · 45 CFR 164.308, administrative safeguards · HHS fact sheet on the proposed Security Rule update. This page is general information, not legal advice.
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