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If you're a health care IT manager, director, or executive in a small organization, you've probably been sold on an email system that is "HIPAA-compliant."

You might have even been sold on how “seamless” it is — with no portals or passwords required.

Sounds great.

But behind that smooth sales pitch, there’s often a very costly gray area — and it's small organizations that are poised to pay the price.

You’re a small health care provider.

Maybe a rural hospital.

Maybe a behavioral health clinic.

Maybe a specialty outpatient center.

Your team might be 50–250 people. Your IT department? One person, maybe two or three — or even just a managed provider on-call.

Small health care organizations are under attack. Literally.

While headlines often focus on massive hospital systems, ransomware attackers increasingly target small clinics, practices, and rural hospitals — because they know one thing: