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Cybersecurity for healthcare professionals
Your patient data is among the most sensitive under GDPR. A training and a kit sized for your practice — without becoming an ANSSI expert.
01 —Your concrete challenges
Medical, dental and healthcare practices
Medical confidentiality has a strict cyber dimension.
French Public Health Code Article L1110-4 imposes a reinforced obligation. A patient-data leak isn't just a technical incident — it engages your ordinal and criminal liability.
Ransomware targets healthcare practices.
You concentrate highly sensitive data, you depend on continuous operations, your backups are sometimes weak. That's an ideal victim profile for ransomware groups.
HDS hosting requirements bind your vendors.
If your practice-management software or email processes health data, it must be HDS-certified. You're responsible for verification — not the vendor.
Tele-consultation and digital tools multiply attack surface.
Doctolib, Maiia, digital prescriptions, sharing with labs and hospitals — each connection is a potential vector. Without 2FA and clear access policy, every new tool adds a door.
Why it matters
Healthcare has become a top cyber target in France. The profile — ultra-sensitive data + critical operations + often light technical structure — makes medical practices an opportunity for attackers.
Our recommendation
Essentials is sized for liberal professions and practices under 10 staff: it covers essential controls (2FA, backup, emergency plan, HDS verification) and includes a certificate useful for deontological audits. For larger or multi-site structures, Ally provides a continuous senior partner.
Let's talk about your situation.
A 30-minute call with a senior expert. You leave with your three priorities for this quarter — whether or not we work together.