You built your dental practice around patient care and trust. But your scheduling software, digital X-rays, patient records, and billing systems are exactly what attackers target. One infected email can lock every file in your practice and demand thousands to get them back.
Dentrix, Eaglesoft, and other dental software are targeted specifically. Attackers know practices can't operate without patient records and will pay to get them back.
Staff who handle scheduling, billing, and insurance are prime targets. One clicked link can give attackers access to your entire network within minutes.
Patient images and records stored without encryption are a HIPAA violation waiting to happen — and a goldmine for identity thieves.
Multi-staff offices sharing a single login for practice software is one of the most common — and most dangerous — security gaps we find.
A full review of your technical and administrative security — the same assessment HIPAA requires every covered entity to complete. We give you a written report and action plan.
We harden your network, email, and endpoints so ransomware can't get in — and set up verified backups so you can recover quickly if it ever does.
Your front desk team is your biggest risk — and your best defense. We train your staff to recognize phishing, handle passwords safely, and respond to suspicious activity.
We audit and secure your Wi-Fi, workstations, and any device that touches patient data — closing the gaps before attackers find them.
Encrypted, offsite backups of your patient records and software data — so a ransomware attack or hardware failure doesn't end your practice.
Monthly security monitoring, vulnerability scans, and a certified expert available when you need help — without the cost of a full-time IT hire.
30 minutes. No pressure. We review your current setup and tell you exactly where your biggest risks are.
You receive a plain-English security report — what's at risk, what needs to be fixed, and in what order.
We implement the fixes remotely and provide ongoing monitoring — you get back to running your practice.
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Yes — dental practices are HIPAA-covered entities required by law to protect patient health information. Beyond compliance, ransomware attacks on dental offices have increased sharply because attackers know practices hold sensitive patient data and can't afford downtime. Small offices without IT staff are the most targeted.
HIPAA fines start at $100 per violation and can reach $50,000 per violation category per year. Beyond fines, a breach requires notifying affected patients and the HHS Office for Civil Rights — and it becomes public record. The reputational damage to a small practice can be worse than the fine itself.
General IT setup and cybersecurity are different disciplines. Most IT installers focus on getting systems running — not on security hardening, HIPAA requirements, or threat monitoring. We often find significant gaps in practices that already have "someone handling IT."
The free checkup takes 30 minutes. Most critical protections can be implemented within 1-2 weeks remotely. Ongoing monitoring starts immediately after onboarding.
Find out exactly where your practice is exposed — free, no sales pitch, no obligation. Book a checkup or take the 8-minute risk assessment and get your score instantly.
Starting at $49/mo · No contracts · Cancel anytime