October is Cybersecurity Month: Why Does This Matter?  Cyber threats are continuing to...

You didn’t deploy intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS) for false alerts, missed breaches, or compliance fines.
Yet here you are—wondering why threats slip through despite “active” monitoring, paying for tools that can’t keep up with encrypted traffic, and facing auditors asking why your logs show gaps during last quarter’s attack.

If you’re in healthcare, finance, legal, or critical infrastructure, outdated IDS/IPS isn’t just noisy—it’s a compliance time bomb inviting data theft, ransomware, and regulatory hell.

Protected Harbor has overhauled dozens of fragile Internet security deployments. The patterns are identical—and the risks are always worse than teams realize.

Is cybersecurity top of mind when it comes to managing your practice? There are many types of threats to digital systems that are foundational to healthcare practices—and ransomware is one of the most concerning.

Ransomware is a type of malicious software that attempts to deny access to the victim’s data, usually through encryption, until a ransom is paid. The rate of ransomware attacks on healthcare systems has nearly doubled since 2021, and the trend isn’t slowing down. In 2024, incidents reached a four-year high, with 67% of healthcare organizations affected, a value up from 60% in 2023.

If you work in healthcare, you've likely heard about the rising wave of data breaches and...