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.
In small health care organizations, IT is often just one person — and they’re juggling everything. Security, compliance, backups, devices, email... all while chasing down printers and resetting passwords.
And the reality is, most of these orgs don’t get enterprise resources — but are still expected to meet enterprise-level compliance.
While headlines often focus on massive hospital systems, ransomware attackers increasingly target small clinics, practices, and rural hospitals — because they know one thing: