Find the gaps on your network before an auditor does

Plenty of tools will hand you a list of CVEs. A vulnerability assessment is the part that comes after: what is exposed, what it would mean for PHI if it were exploited, what you fix first, and what you can safely defer, written down, with an owner and a date.

Medcurity’s Network Vulnerability Assessment is a managed engagement. It is not a self-serve scanner you point at your own network and interpret alone. We scope it to your environment, run it, and translate the output into remediation your team can work.

• The network is not one network. A hospital or multi-site health system has clinical VLANs, biomedical devices, guest wi-fi, remote clinics and a data center, each with a different owner and a different tolerance for downtime. Scoping is most of the work.
• Findings need an owner, not just a severity. At enterprise scale the bottleneck is never the scan; it is routing 400 findings to the right people. Findings flow into the remediation Worklist alongside your Security Risk Assessment items.
• Your board will ask what it means. Executive and board reporting turns a technical finding list into the two sentences your leadership needs.
• Auditors want evidence, not assertions. Assessment output lives with your evidence library, so when an external auditor asks what you found and what you did about it, the answer is a record rather than a recollection.
• It has to repeat. A one-off assessment ages badly. Larger organizations run this on a cadence, with the previous cycle’s findings tracked to closure.

The Security Risk Assessment tells you where your program is exposed on paper. The network vulnerability assessment tells you where it is exposed in practice. Running them in the same platform means one remediation list, one evidence library, and one story when a regulator asks.

Continuous security monitoring (dark web monitoring, domain monitoring and external vulnerability scanning) runs alongside it between assessments.

The 2026 update to the HIPAA Security Rule is proposed and has not been finalized. As proposed, it would introduce explicit technical testing expectations, including annual penetration testing. We are telling customers to plan for it, not to panic about it. We will say so plainly here if and when it is finalized. Anyone selling you a product today on the basis that the rule is already in force is misinforming you.

A network vulnerability assessment is scoped to your environment and quoted: the size of a 12-person clinic’s network and a multi-facility health system’s network are not the same engagement, and pricing one like the other would be dishonest.

Medcurity platform pricing starts at $499 for the smallest organizations and scales with organization size. The assessment is quoted alongside it. Tell us what your environment looks like and we will scope it.

Tell us about your network and we will come back with a scope and a quote.

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