How Keyloggers Steal Patient Data

How Keyloggers Steal Patient Data

Patient data theft: A single vulnerable endpoint provides an entry point for threat actors to carry out cyberattacks in the healthcare sector.

This video reveals how a hacker uses keylogging malware to steal confidential patient data. A keylogger is a malicious program designed to record every keystroke on a computer, capturing sensitive information, such as in this video, usernames, passwords, medical information and patient records, without the healthcare organization’s knowledge.

Once deployed, the keylogger records every keystroke, then cleverly erases itself from the user’s device upon departure, leaving no trace of its presence. SentryBay’s patented zero day Armored Client keylogger protection technology provides healthcare organizations with a robust defense against these advanced threats.

 

Use Case Video: See How Cyberattackers Use Keylogging For Patient Data Theft

 

Armored Client For Epic Hyperdrive Protects Patient Data

SentryBay’s Armored Client also secures healthcare organizations using Epic Hyperdrive to access cloud-based healthcare applications, preventing data loss from keyloggers, screen capture and DLL injection. Armored Client assists in meeting HIPAA standards, protecting healthcare organizations from data breaches and regulatory fines.

Learn more about Armored Client For Epic Hyperdrive here.