Keep patient records private.
A patient login should only reveal the right records. We test account access, staff permissions, and session controls across the applications in scope.
Audit-ready reports for HIPAA, client & vendor reviews
Protect patient information and the systems care teams rely on. Work directly with US-based pentesters to find exploitable weaknesses in your applications, APIs, and networks.


Protect patient data and care delivery
Patient portals, clinical integrations, and staff networks connect people with sensitive health information. Find out where an attacker could cross access boundaries or reach systems your teams depend on.
A patient login should only reveal the right records. We test account access, staff permissions, and session controls across the applications in scope.
Scheduling, telehealth, and clinical integrations move sensitive information between systems. We examine API permissions and data handling across agreed workflows.
Remote access and internal trust relationships can widen an attacker’s reach. Test exposed services and network boundaries with an approach planned around care delivery.
Coverage built around you
Start with a patient portal or coordinate application and network testing. We define scope, test accounts, and timing around your environment and the operational needs of your care teams.
Test patient portals, scheduling applications, and staff access for authorization and session flaws.
Assess healthcare integrations for unauthorized record access and sensitive-data exposure.
Evaluate patient-facing mobile apps, local data storage, and supporting services.
Identify exploitable weaknesses in internet-facing services and remote-access systems.
Assess identity, privilege escalation, and segmentation across the networks agreed in scope.
Build technical evidence to support healthcare risk management and security reviews.
The Halo difference
A report is the beginning of remediation. Your dedicated tester stays available to explain the findings, help you plan fixes, and validate your progress.
Work directly with a US-based expert who knows your scope and answers your questions. Keep findings and communication organized in your Halo dashboard.
Give technical teams clear priorities, supporting evidence, and remediation guidance. Share a final report and attestation letter with stakeholders.
Get practical answers as your team remediates. An included round of retesting verifies your fixes and updates the final deliverables.
Straightforward from start to finish
A clear process, with a real person to guide you through it.
Agree on systems, test accounts, timing, and rules of engagement. Get a fixed-price proposal.
Your dedicated tester explores the agreed environment and validates exploitable weaknesses.
Prioritize and apply fixes with clear evidence and practical guidance from your tester.
We retest your fixes and update the report to document the results.
Security and compliance
Align scope and reporting with the requirements that apply to your organization, while keeping the focus on exploitable risk.
Explore compliance testingPenetration testing can provide technical evidence for your broader assessment of risks to electronic protected health information. It complements a HIPAA risk analysis; it does not replace one or establish compliance on its own.
Read HHS guidanceGive healthcare partners and internal reviewers a documented scope, validated findings, and retest results. Agree on the evidence needed before the engagement begins.
Explore compliance testingA partner for healthcare security teams
Your team balances access to information with the need to protect it. A useful pentest connects technical findings to the patient-facing services, staff workflows, and sensitive records they could affect.
Work with your tester to understand the paths that matter, coordinate remediation with system owners, and document what changed after fixes.
Discuss access boundaries, integration risks, and network exposure directly with your tester. Prioritize findings by the systems and information at risk.
Use a clear scope, supporting evidence, and retest results to inform risk decisions and partner security reviews.
They responded same day to all of our emails, and were able to retest within a day both times.
Let’s test your defenses
Tell us what you need to test. We’ll help define the scope and next steps.
Healthcare pentesting FAQ
Get answers about scope, compliance, and what to expect. Have another question?
Let’s chatWe can scope testing around patient portals, scheduling applications, digital health platforms, mobile apps, APIs, remote-access services, and internal networks. Access to third-party systems requires the appropriate authorization. We confirm the specific assets and permitted activities before testing begins.
We agree on testing windows, test accounts, escalation contacts, and stop conditions with your team. Where appropriate, testing can use a staging environment and synthetic patient data. Clinical devices and safety-critical systems require separate assessment and explicit scope agreement before any testing.
No. A penetration test provides evidence about technical weaknesses within a defined scope. Those findings can inform healthcare security risk management, but the engagement does not replace a comprehensive HIPAA risk analysis or establish overall compliance.
We plan to use synthetic records and dedicated test accounts where possible. During scoping, we agree on access limits, evidence collection, data handling, and any contractual requirements before sensitive information is made available.
Every engagement includes a detailed report, prioritized findings, supporting evidence, remediation recommendations, direct access to your tester, an attestation letter, and one round of retesting after fixes are ready.
Penetration testing starts at $3,950. Pricing and timing depend on the applications, networks, user roles, and workflows in scope. After a scoping conversation, we provide a fixed-price proposal and schedule, with reporting, remediation support, and one round of retesting included.