External Attack Surface Management
Continuously discover exposed assets, domains, subdomains, services, technologies and misconfigurations across the external attack surface.
ThreatCanary for Healthcare
Secure healthcare systems where downtime is not an option.
Hospitals, clinics and health networks operate across complex digital environments including patient portals, clinical systems, connected devices, third-party platforms and exposed APIs. ThreatCanary helps healthcare security teams identify internet-facing risk, validate exposure and prioritise action before patient care is disrupted.
Executive summary
Healthcare organisations face one of the hardest cyber security challenges: protecting sensitive patient data while maintaining highly available clinical operations. Modern healthcare environments combine legacy systems, digital patient services, connected devices, third-party platforms, remote access, cloud workloads and supplier-managed applications.
Attackers do not need to compromise every system to cause disruption. A vulnerable portal, exposed API, unmanaged remote access service or forgotten asset can create a path into environments where downtime, data exposure and operational disruption have serious consequences.
Sector challenge
The sector challenge
Healthcare environments are often difficult to secure because technology ownership is distributed across clinical, operational, administrative and third-party teams. Systems may remain in production for years due to clinical dependency. New digital services are added around legacy platforms, while security teams are expected to maintain visibility across everything.
The result is a broad and constantly changing attack surface that cannot be managed effectively through spreadsheets, annual testing or isolated vulnerability tools.
Attack surface
The attack surface
Exposed systems, identity flows, APIs, suppliers and services that attackers can inspect, probe or chain together.
Patient portalsAppointment and referral systemsClinical web applicationsHealthcare APIsRemote access servicesThird-party platformsCloud-hosted workloadsMedical-adjacent connected systemsLegacy applicationsExposed test and development environments
Why traditional security falls short
Why traditional security falls short
Healthcare security teams often receive long vulnerability lists without clear prioritisation. Annual testing can miss changes that happen between assessments. Asset inventories become stale. Basic scanning does not always explain which weaknesses are externally reachable, exploitable or connected to critical services.
How ThreatCanary helps
ThreatCanary provides continuous external visibility across healthcare digital environments. It discovers exposed assets, identifies risky APIs, validates exposure and helps teams prioritise weaknesses based on real-world exploitability and operational impact.
Key capabilities
Key capabilities
ThreatCanary combines discovery, API intelligence, validation, reasoning and executive reporting in one operating model.
API Security
Identify exposed, forgotten or risky APIs that support digital services, customer platforms, partner integrations and operational workflows.
Shadow Asset Discovery
Find assets that are unmanaged, forgotten, supplier-hosted or outside normal inventory processes.
Exposure Validation
Move beyond theoretical vulnerability lists by validating which weaknesses are visible, reachable and meaningful.
Attack Path Reasoning
Understand how exposed assets, vulnerabilities, APIs and technologies can combine into realistic attack paths.
AI-assisted Offensive Security
Use AI-assisted reasoning to accelerate analysis, connect signals and support offensive security workflows.
Continuous Monitoring
Track external exposure as it changes over time so teams can respond before attackers take advantage.
Executive Cyber Risk Visibility
Translate technical exposure into clear reporting for CISOs, executives, boards and risk leaders.
Sector-specific use cases
Sector-specific use cases
Practical workflows that connect external exposure to remediation priorities.
Outcomes
Outcomes
What security, risk and executive teams can expect from continuous offensive visibility.
Reduced external exposure
Better prioritisation of high-risk weaknesses
Stronger ransomware preparedness
Improved protection of patient-facing services
Clearer reporting to executives and boards
Better visibility across complex healthcare environments
Buyer roles
Built for the teams responsible for reducing exposure.
The same evidence model supports executive decisions, technical remediation and governance reporting.
CISOs and security executives
Clear visibility of external risk, remediation priorities and cyber posture across critical services.
Security operations teams
Continuous discovery, validation and prioritisation of exposed assets, APIs and vulnerabilities.
Red teams and offensive security teams
Attack path context, externally visible exposure and validation workflows that support offensive security operations.
Risk and governance leaders
Clearer reporting that connects technical findings to business, operational and sector-specific risk.
Developer and platform teams
Actionable insight into exposed APIs, misconfigurations and risky services that need remediation.