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Security for a changing threat landscape

Find your vulnerabilities and decide what to fix first.

AI is reshaping cybersecurity risk for everyone. Cybersavants shows you where you are exposed, ranks what matters most, and strengthens protection for your people, devices and identities.

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What you receive

Every finding, ranked by risk.

Monthly scans turn into a short, ordered list, so your team knows what to fix first and why.

Monthly findings, ranked by risk

Example Family Clinic

Illustrative sample: not a live scan

1
Criticalremote.example.org
Remote-access gateway runs a version with a known, actively exploited flaw
2
HighMicrosoft 365 tenant, example.org
Two administrator accounts can sign in without multi-factor authentication
3
HighWorkstations FD-01 to FD-06
Front-desk workstations are missing three months of operating-system updates
4
MediumPrinter PRN-2F-01
Network printer still uses its factory-default admin password

The threat is becoming harder to recognize.

Three illustrative scenarios. They describe how attacks can work, not incidents at any Cybersavants client.

An older nurse in navy scrubs pauses at a nurses’ station to read an unexpected message on her phone, weighing whether to verify it.

Scenario 1
Messages that sound like someone you trust
AI can help attackers write convincing, personalized messages that imitate colleagues, suppliers, and familiar organizations.
Reported: The FBI has reported criminals using generative AI to write believable messages faster and reach more people. FBI, December 3, 2024(opens in a new tab)
Scenario 2
A familiar voice is no longer enough
Synthetic voices and video can support impersonation attempts. Requests to move money, share credentials, or change account details need independent verification.
Reported: U.S. agencies warn that synthetic media is used to impersonate leaders and financial officers. NSA, FBI and CISA, September 12, 2023(opens in a new tab)
Scenario 3
Faster preparation. Familiar weaknesses.
AI can assist parts of an attacker’s research and technical work. Exposed services, outdated software, and weak access controls still create opportunities.
Assessment: The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre assesses that AI is likely to make finding vulnerable systems quicker and more precise. UK National Cyber Security Centre, January 24, 2024(opens in a new tab)

The fundamentals still matter. Knowing where you are exposed gives you a clearer place to start.

Find the weaknesses you can act on.

Cybersavants’ managed vulnerability assessments turn technical findings into priorities your team can understand.

Monthly vulnerability scans: A regular look at the systems in scope, so new weaknesses surface while they are still new.
Risk-based prioritization: Findings ranked by real-world risk, so the most important fixes come first.
Remediation guidance: Plain-English next steps for each finding, with a clear owner.
Quarterly executive reports: A leadership-level summary of exposure, progress and decisions needed.

Vulnerability assessment finds known technical weaknesses in the systems you place in scope. It does not detect phishing messages, deepfakes or identity attacks. That is why it is one part of a broader security program, alongside the protection below.

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Quarterly executive summary

Example Family Clinic

Illustrative sample: not a live scan

Open findings by severity

Critical1
High2
Medium2
Low2

Open findings, last four months

Fix next

1Remote-access gateway runs a version with a known, actively exploited flawCritical
2Two administrator accounts can sign in without multi-factor authenticationHigh
3Front-desk workstations are missing three months of operating-system updatesHigh

Protect the people, devices, and identities behind your business.

Help staff recognize and report suspicious messages.
Workforce security
Role-based security awareness training for clinical and administrative staff, with phishing simulations built around healthcare scenarios.
Technologies referenced: Breach Secure Now!
Learn more about workforce security
Keep workstations and servers watched and managed.
Endpoint protection
Remote monitoring and management of your workstations, combined with layered threat detection and response. Monitoring draws on two separate security operations centers rather than one.
Technologies referenced: ConnectWise RMM, SentinelOne MDR, Huntress EDR
Learn more about endpoint protection
Spot and respond to suspicious Microsoft 365 sign-ins.
Identity protection
Identity threat detection and response for Microsoft 365 accounts, watching for unusual sign-ins and signs that an account has been taken over.
Technologies referenced: Huntress ITDR
Learn more about identity protection
Keep the records your security program depends on.
Compliance documentation
Security policy templates, HIPAA-related documentation and reporting that help you show the security work you are doing.
Learn more about compliance documentation

A healthcare administrator and a clinician in navy scrubs discuss something at a workstation in a bright outpatient practice.

Support your care team with a stronger security foundation.

Healthcare teams depend on accessible systems and trusted information. Cybersavants supports their security efforts through recurring assessments, workforce training, endpoint monitoring, identity protection, and documentation.

Our services support your HIPAA compliance efforts and give you evidence of the security work you do. They do not, on their own, make an organization compliant.

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