Learn what to expect from a managed security service provider (MSSP), from 24×7 security monitoring and threat response to vulnerability management, incident response, and ongoing HIPAA support.
Omega Systems achieves its 14th consecutive SOC 2 Type II certification, independently validating its security and data availability controls for healthcare, financial services, and other regulated industries.
Learn how to tell whether your medical practice has outgrown its current managed IT services provider and what capabilities to look for as your IT needs grow.
How can you tell if your IT provider is truly protecting your financial firm from ransomware, and what should you ask about monitoring, security controls, backup recovery, and incident response?
Healthcare AI adoption is accelerating, but long-term success depends on AI readiness, including governance, cybersecurity, HIPAA compliance, and vendor risk management.
Annual HIPAA risk assessments remain essential, but modern healthcare environments are changing faster than traditional compliance cycles were designed to accommodate.
What really happens after a cybersecurity incident? Follow the first 72 hours of incident response – from confirming the breach and containing the threat to forensic investigation, recovery, and lessons learned.
Modern EMRs rely on an expanding network of vendors, cloud providers, and integrations, making ongoing vendor oversight just as important as securing your own environment.
A new Omega Systems study of healthcare leaders found that 85% of practices experienced a third-party vendor disruption in the past year, highlighting growing concerns around supply chain visibility, cybersecurity resilience, compliance readiness, and AI governance.