INDUSTRIES
Protect healthcare systems from credential-based attacks—without disrupting patient care.
Between 2009 and 2024, 6,759 healthcare data breaches of 500 or more records were reported. Those breaches have resulted in the exposure of 846,962,011 individuals.
The healthcare industry continued to face the highest breach costs, a spot it’s held since 2011, with an average of $9.77 million, reflecting the value and sensitivity of patient data.
According to a study by Healthcare IT News, 73.6% of surveyed hospital staff had obtained the password of another medical staff member.
HOW ENZOIC HELPS
Today’s hospitals and medical organizations are more connected—and more vulnerable—than ever. While innovations like electronic health records (EHRs), telemedicine, and connected medical devices improve care, they also create a sprawling attack surface.
Unfortunately, attackers have taken notice.
In 2024 alone, over 183 million patient records were exposed, and 91% of breaches were caused by hacking or IT incidents. Phishing, ransomware, and credential abuse are rampant, especially in under-resourced organizations. Even small missteps—like a reused password —can lead to devastating consequences.
The 2025 Verizon DBIR found that credential misuse remains the top attack vector, with stolen passwords involved in the majority of healthcare system intrusions. Ransomware continues to rise and is now present in 44% of all breaches, often enabled by leaked credentials or infostealer malware on unmanaged devices. Additionally, according to the 2025 DBIR Healthcare Snapshot, 30% of infostealer-exposed credentials were tied to corporate systems.
Hospitals are under pressure to defend against increasingly sophisticated attacks—all while facing tight budgets, a cybersecurity talent shortage, and rising compliance demands.
We believe that protecting patient lives starts with protecting passwords. Our credential screening solutions give healthcare organizations a powerful, low-friction way to prevent account takeover, block credential-based threats, and meet HITRUST and HIPAA mandates.
Enzoic continuously monitors your environment for compromised credentials, using proprietary threat intelligence sourced from the dark web, infostealer logs, breach data, and underground markets. If a user’s credentials show up in a breach—even weeks or months after account creation—Enzoic can detect and automatically respond in real-time.
BENEFITS
Healthcare security teams are often stretched thin, spending on average just 6% or less of IT budgets on cybersecurity. That’s why Enzoic was designed to deliver high-impact protection with minimal friction—for both IT and end users.
Prevent harm related to third-party data breaches, allowing you to focus on delivering quality patient care.
Conserve valuable IT resources while protecting hospitals, health systems, and medical devices by continuously monitoring data for exposure in real-time without putting patient information in jeopardy.
Automatically and confidently follow HITRUST® control reference 01.d, which requires healthcare organizations to maintain an updated list of compromised passwords.
“Enzoic runs in the background. It only comes up if there’s a problem—and that’s exactly how we want it. Quite simply, we love the product.”
Password sharing is a HIPAA violation: A HIPAA password sharing policy should prohibit hospitals, doctors, nurses, and employees from sharing passwords that provide access to electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI).
Healthcare systems manage highly valuable data (ePHI, insurance info, financials), use legacy tech, and often lack dedicated cybersecurity staff—making them attractive targets for ransomware and ATO.
Yes. Enzoic supports HIPAA’s Security Rule and HITRUST CSF control 01.d by ensuring you maintain and enforce a dynamic list of unsafe passwords, including breached, common, and dictionary-based entries.The same Enzoic integration you deploy can be cross-mapped to NIST, NCSC, and other sector-specific rules.
Most organizations integrate Enzoic with Active Directory or Azure AD in under an hour, with no downtime for clinicians.
Our feed aggregates dark‑web marketplaces, breach repositories, and infostealer logs. It is updated continuously with the broadest set of threat research available.
Yes. It processes only the password hash, and no ePHI or identifiable patient data is collected, stored, or processed.
Never. Passwords are hashed and checked locally. Only anonymized partial hashes leave your environment for screening.
Blog
According to the HIMSS report, budget limitations, phishing attacks, and ransomware continue to threaten the healthcare industry.
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A leading healthcare organization wanted a solution that would address NIST requirements and free its IT team from the password management burden.
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