Cyber Insurance forCardiology Practices
Cardiology Practices manage 5,000–15,000 patient records on average. The top cyber threat is connected cardiac devices and remote patient monitoring. Average premiums range from $2,000–$4,000/year depending on practice size, location, and security controls.
Connected cardiac devices and remote patient monitoring
Cardiology practices increasingly use IoT-connected devices (Holter monitors, implantable device readers, remote ECG) that transmit patient data wirelessly. These medical IoT devices expand the attack surface significantly.
Common HIPAA Violations in Cardiology Practices
These are the violations cyber insurers see most frequently when underwriting cardiology practices. Each one increases your premium — or disqualifies you from coverage entirely.
Essential Coverage for Cardiology Practices
How HIPAA Agent Helps You Get Better Coverage at Lower Premiums
Free Security Assessment
Our AI-powered risk assessment identifies your practice's specific vulnerabilities and compliance gaps — the same factors insurers use to price your policy.
Compliance Documentation
We generate the HIPAA policies, risk assessments, and training records that insurers want to see. Documented compliance = lower premiums.
Penetration Testing
Our HIPAA-focused pentest proves your security posture to underwriters. Practices with recent pentests qualify for 10–25% premium discounts.
Broker Connection
We connect you with cyber insurance brokers who specialize in healthcare. They understand HIPAA requirements and can find coverage that actually matches your risk profile.
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HIPAA Compliance for Cardiology Practices
Beyond insurance — get the compliance platform, staff training, and penetration testing that keeps your practice protected and your premiums low.
Get Your Free Cyber Insurance Readiness Assessment
Find out where your practice stands before you apply for coverage. Our AI identifies the gaps that drive up premiums — and helps you fix them before insurers see them.