RIZQ
Healthcare and Pharmacy

Protect the patient record. Prove it to the auditor.

Clinics, pharmacy chains, pharmaceutical services and health-tech firms across Puerto Rico. HIPAA security-officer programs, PHI protection on-premise and in the cloud, and 24/7 monitoring of clinical networks.

  • HIPAA security officer
  • PHI on-prem and cloud
  • Pharmacy and clinic networks
  • 24/7 monitoring
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HIPAAmanaged security-officer programs
PHIprotected on-premise and in cloud
24/7monitoring of clinical networks
testedrecovery for patient systems

01What is at stake

Where this sector gets hurt.

OCR audits and breach notification

A single lost laptop or compromised mailbox with PHI triggers notification, investigation and fines.

Ransomware on clinical systems

Practice management, imaging and pharmacy systems down means patients turned away.

Phishing against front desks

Staff handling referrals and insurance mail are the most targeted users in the building.

No named security officer

HIPAA requires one. Many practices have a title on paper and nobody doing the work.

02What we deliver

Four services, framed for your sector.

Each one links to its full service story.

Compliance, Risk and Executive AdvisoryManaged HIPAA security-officer program

Risk analysis, policies, training records, business associate management and evidence on a platform your auditor can read.

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24/7 XDR Security Operations CenterClinical network monitoring

Workstations, servers, cloud tenants and medical-device segments watched 24/7 with PHI-aware playbooks.

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Business Continuity and Disaster RecoveryTested recovery for patient systems

Practice management, EHR and pharmacy databases backed up continuously, verified and recoverable in minutes.

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Email Security and Microsoft 365Email and identity protection for staff

Impersonation defense, MFA and awareness training tuned to healthcare lures.

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03Regulatory and business drivers

Why now.

HIPAA Security Rule

Risk analysis, administrative, physical and technical safeguards, documented and reviewed.

Breach notification

Evidence and timelines ready if an incident requires notification.

FDA 21 CFR Part 11

Electronic records and signatures in pharmacy and pharmaceutical services: audit trails, access control, validated systems.

Cyber insurance

MFA, backup and training controls that insurers now require for healthcare.

04Reference architecture

The layers we put in place.

Foundation first, governance last; the stack narrows as each layer builds on the one below.

  1. Identity

    MFA and least privilege for every clinical and admin user.

    layer 1
  2. Endpoints

    Managed, patched, encrypted workstations and servers.

    layer 2
  3. Segmented network

    Clinical devices, guest Wi-Fi and office traffic separated.

    layer 3
  4. SOC

    All logs correlated and watched by analysts.

    layer 4
  5. Continuity

    Verified backups with immutable copies.

    layer 5
  6. Governance

    Security officer, policies, evidence.

    layer 6

05With RIZQ vs without

Three scenarios from this sector.

One of them on two timelines first. Follow the dots, then read the rest.

Ransomware hits the practice on a Sunday night
T+0T+15 minT+2 hT+1 dayT+1 month
With RIZQ
T+0Encryption starts on a clinic workstation
T+9 minEDR rollback and SOC isolation; PHI servers untouched
T+1 hWorkstation reimaged; clinic opens Monday on time
T+2 daysIncident report and notification analysis filed with the security officer
Unmanaged
T+0Encryption starts on a clinic workstation
T+6 hSpreads to the EHR server over the flat network
T+1 dayClinic on paper charts; ransom negotiation begins
T+1 monthPatient notification, OCR inquiry, no risk analysis on file
Same Sunday night, two Mondays. Segmentation, verified backups and a human on shift keep the record and the clinic running.
Incident recordWith RIZQWithout a managed program
MRN 48210Ransomware hits the practice
minutes

Host isolated by the SOC; systems restored from verified points; notification analysis documented.

days

Clinic closed, paper charts, ransom negotiation, notification to patients.

MRN 48247OCR requests the risk analysis
ready

Current risk analysis, policies and training records exported from the program.

missing

No documented analysis; corrective action plan and fines.

MRN 48284Mailbox with PHI compromised
contained

Account locked on impossible-travel login; exposure scoped from logs.

unknown

Scope unknowable; worst-case notification.

06Next steps

From assessment to live operation.

  1. 1
    Risk analysis

    HIPAA risk analysis and gap assessment of the practice.

    2–4 weeks
    Exit: baseline
  2. 2
    Harden and monitor

    Identity, endpoints, backup and SOC onboarding.

    4–8 weeks
    Exit: protected
  3. 3
    Govern

    Security-officer program running with quarterly reviews.

    quarterly
    Exit: live
Patient care keeps running, and the evidence is ready before anyone asks.
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