A cyberattack doesn’t always start with an exposed perimeter. Sometimes, all it takes is a single compromised workstation — compromised through social engineering attacks, use of weak access management. To help clients gauge the potential for a breach to occur through these attack vectors, I and my colleagues on Clearwater’s Technical Testing team perform what is called assumed breach testing – a cybersecurity assessment that evaluates an organization’s ability detect, respond to, and recover from a breach.
Evolving State Privacy Laws and the Impact on Digital Health Innovation
Evolving State Privacy Laws: What Digital Health Leaders Must Know As the digital health landscape rapidly evolves, so do the complexities of healthcare data privacy. In this episode of AHLA’s Speaking of Health Law Clearwater’s Omenka Nwachukwu sits down with Kaitlyn...
Cybersecurity in Healthcare Private Equity: Insights from Clearwater’s John Santana
Cybersecurity: The Overlooked Risk in Healthcare Private Equity In today’s investment landscape, financial, operational, and market risks are meticulously analyzed before any deal closes. Yet one critical risk is still too often overlooked... cybersecurity. And in...
RSA 2025 Recap: AI, Innovation, and Identity Take Center Stage
The cybersecurity world descended on San Francisco last week for RSA Conference 2025, and Clearwater was proud to be there alongside our Redspin colleagues. From AI to identity, from innovation to infrastructure, this year’s RSA reflected both the rapid evolution of cybersecurity technology, and the mounting pressure on organizations to stay ahead of new threats. Here’s what stood out to our team on the ground.
Outdated software poses one of home care’s biggest cybersecurity risks, expert offers
As technology advances in healthcare, so does providers’ exposure to cybersecurity incidents.
Clearwater’s Rural Critical Access Connect | December 18, 2025 | 10:30am – 11:30am CT
Rural and critical access hospitals continue to face growing threats with limited resources. This session, led by Jackie Mattingly and Chad Walker, reviews the key cybersecurity developments that shaped 2025 and what they mean for small hospital environments.
Leadership in Healthcare Cyber Risk Management
Clearwater is proud to sponsor a new professional education experience designed to equip healthcare professionals with essential knowledge and leadership skills in healthcare cybersecurity.
Healthcare de Jure: Steve Cagle, CEO at Clearwater
Host Matt Fisher talks to Steve Cagle, CEO, Clearwater about security risks and importance of cybersecurity, security standards to follow, current state of HIPAA, and assessment of proposed modifications to HIPAA Security Rule.
Clearwater at RSA 2025: Spotlighting Healthcare Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure
Clearwater is heading to RSA this year, and we couldn’t be more excited to join the global cybersecurity community from April 28–May 1 in San Francisco. With an impressive lineup of speakers, innovative sessions, and timely conversations about the future of cyber regulation, we’re looking forward to digging into what matters most to the healthcare sector—paying special attention to sessions on protecting our nation’s critical infrastructure.
Gaps in healthcare vulnerability management persist
New benchmarking data can help security practitioners identify gaps in healthcare vulnerability management and make the case for a proactive versus reactive approach to managing vulnerabilities.