Simplifying Pentesting & Compliance for Healthcare

We execute your pentesting and compliance initiatives, so your team can meet HIPAA, ISO 27001, and other regulations with clarity and confidence.

Simplifying Pentesting & Compliance for Healthcare

We execute your pentesting and compliance initiatives, so your team can meet HIPAA, ISO 27001, and other regulations with clarity and confidence.

Reliable Cybersecurity Providers Are Hard to Find

Healthcare cybersecurity requires a 360° view of your systems and risk surfaces. And compliance adds another layer of work that demands steady attention.
This gets exaggerated by lack of in-house skills & trusted cybersecurity partners.
KLEAP specializes in providing end-to-end support and technical guidance tailored to small and medium healthcare organizations and startups.
Complex Test Reports
Infrequent/Unclear Communication
Ghosting on Deadlines
Inconsistent KT Support
One-Size Security Approach
No Technical Guidance

How We Secure Your Healthcare Systems

At KLEAP, we don’t just secure your systems; we align them with the right regulations, with clear communication at every step.

We combine healthcare VAPT with governance and compliance support, with extreme focus on details & concierge-style delivery.
You can engage us for one service or run a broader program that covers most healthcare data exposure paths.

We Test For

We Help You With

We Deliver
Without Complexity

With KLEAP, you get a dedicated expert, clear checkpoints, updates throughout the engagement duration, and audit-ready reports.
KLEAP works as an extension of your team. Decisions stay aligned. Priorities stay clear. Nothing gets lost in translation.
Scope in plain language.
Testing with progress updates.
Manual validation to cut false positives.
Fix a plan your team can execute.
Close-out and knowledge transfer.

Security That Scales With You

Support for HIPAA, SOC 1 & SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIS2, ISO 9001, NIST-aligned assessments, and third-party risk.

Best for: audits, procurement, partner onboarding

Test web & mobile apps, APIs, & cloud environments. Validate real exploit paths & receive clear remediation steps.

Best for: releases, customer reviews, compliance timelines

Test cloud security posture, active directories, IAM protocols, and exposure paths within internal workflows.

Best for: cloud-hosted healthcare platforms and fast-changing environments

Find logic flaws that automated scans miss. Pentest AI integrations, conduct red team assessments, malware analysis, and investigations.

Best for: authentication, access control, sensitive data paths

Best fit if you are

Building healthcare platforms

Handling sensitive data, paths and integrations

Preparing for security certs & compliance

Let’s Plug Your Security Gaps and Protect Patient Data.

Tell us what you’re building and what you need to prove. We’ll map the fastest path to security and compliance that fits your stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The HIPAA Security Rule requires an “accurate and thorough” risk analysis of risks to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of ePHI, and treats it as foundational to compliance.
HIPAA does not prescribe a single fixed frequency, but expects risk analysis to be ongoing and updated as environments change. KLEAP scopes cadence based on system change rate, vendor footprint, and ePHI workflows, then sets a refresh rhythm your team can maintain.
Vulnerability scans surface potential weaknesses. Penetration testing validates exploitability and shows what an attacker can actually reach, especially across identity, roles, APIs, and ePHI workflows, which is where real healthcare incidents usually escalate.
A big repeat offender is broken authorization in APIs, where attackers manipulate object IDs to access another patient or user’s data. KLEAP tests role boundaries and object access paths across EHR-adjacent workflows, portals, and integrations, not just individual endpoints.
It usually includes web apps, mobile apps, APIs, and the authentication and authorization logic that controls access to sensitive workflows. KLEAP scopes testing around where ePHI is created, transmitted, stored, and accessed, because that is the surface HIPAA risk analysis expects you to understand.
HIPAA requires risk analysis and “reasonable and appropriate” safeguards, but it does not mandate one specific testing method for all organizations. Penetration testing is often used as part of a broader risk management approach to validate whether safeguards actually hold up under real attack paths