Meet the New York State Cybersecurity Requirements with ThreatNG: External Attack Surface Management Made Easy
New York Hospitals Face Heightened Cybersecurity Scrutiny
New York State has raised the stakes for hospital cybersecurity with its rigorous new requirements outlined in Section 405.46 of Title 10. These regulations demand a proactive and comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, encompassing everything from risk assessment and vulnerability management to incident response and third-party vendor oversight.
ThreatNG: Your External Cybersecurity Watchdog
ThreatNG empowers New York hospitals to confidently meet these challenges with an all-in-one external attack surface management, digital risk protection, and security ratings solution. Our platform offers an unparalleled suite of external capabilities, allowing you to effortlessly assess your organization's security posture from an attacker's perspective.
Effortless External Assessments
With ThreatNG, assessing your organization's external security posture is as simple as inputting your domain and organization name. Our powerful engine automatically:
Discovers and maps your entire external attack surface, including all internet-facing assets, from websites and subdomains to cloud services and third-party connections.
Conducts continuous monitoring for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, exposed credentials, and other security risks.
Provides actionable insights and prioritized recommendations through comprehensive reports tailored to technical and executive audiences.
How ThreatNG Addresses NYS Cybersecurity Requirements
ThreatNG's comprehensive capabilities directly support New York hospitals in meeting critical requirements of Section 405.46:
Risk Assessment (405.46(c)(1) & 405.46(h)(1)): ThreatNG's external attack surface management and digital risk protection capabilities enable hospitals to conduct thorough risk assessments, identifying potential vulnerabilities across their systems, networks, data, and third-party vendors. Our platform continuously monitors for internal and external cybersecurity risks, allowing for proactive mitigation.
CISO Support (405.46(e)(1)): ThreatNG enhances the capabilities of CISOs by providing comprehensive investigation and reporting support, streamlining audit and reporting requirements.
Vulnerability and Patch Management (405.46(f)): ThreatNG's automated external scanning capabilities ensure that hospitals can proactively identify and address security gaps, reducing their overall risk profile. This includes identifying known vulnerabilities through our Domain Intelligence module.
Incident Response and Threat Intelligence (405.46(g)): ThreatNG's threat intelligence capabilities equip hospitals with the tools and information necessary to detect, respond to, and recover from cybersecurity incidents effectively. Our intelligence repositories provide crucial data on dark web activities, compromised credentials, and ransomware events.
Third-Party Risk Management (405.46(j)(1)): ThreatNG's ability to assess the security posture of third-party vendors empowers hospitals to enforce minimum cybersecurity standards for their vendors, ensuring a robust and secure ecosystem. Our Domain Intelligence, Cloud and SaaS Exposure, Technology Stack modules (for vendor identification), and Supply Chain & Third-Party Exposure assessments achieve this.
Identity and Access Management (405.46(k)(1)): ThreatNG's discovery of exposed credentials and cloud misconfigurations helps hospitals ensure that they have strong identity and access management controls in place, protecting against unauthorized access. Our Sensitive Code Exposure module identifies exposed access and cloud credentials within public code repositories.
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Deep Dive into ThreatNG's Investigation Modules
ThreatNG goes beyond fundamental vulnerability scanning with a suite of powerful investigation modules:
Domain Intelligence: This module uncovers critical information about your domains, including DNS records, certificates, exposed APIs, and known vulnerabilities. It can even identify your organization's technologies and potential domain name permutations.
Social Media: Monitor social media for mentions of your organization and identify potential brand damage or data leaks.
Sensitive Code Exposure: Scan public code repositories for exposed credentials, security keys, and other sensitive information.
Search Engine Exploitation: Assess your organization's susceptibility to information leaks through search engines.
Cloud and SaaS Exposure: Identify and assess risks associated with cloud services and SaaS applications, including misconfigurations and unauthorized access.
Dark Web Presence: Monitor the dark web for mentions of your organization, leaked data, and potential threats.
ThreatNG: Compliance and Beyond
ThreatNG helps New York hospitals comply with the new cybersecurity requirements and provides the tools and insights to manage and mitigate cyber risks proactively. Our platform is designed to be user-friendly, with intuitive dashboards and customizable reporting features that make it easy to understand your security posture and take action to improve it.
Contact ThreatNG Today
Don't wait for a cyberattack to expose your vulnerabilities. Contact ThreatNG today to learn how our external attack surface management solution can help your hospital meet and exceed New York State's cybersecurity requirements.
