Phishing and email compromise
Fraudulent messages can steal passwords, redirect payments or expose patient and referral information.
See email protection →Managed cybersecurity built around the realities of healthcare. Protect patient information, secure Microsoft 365, strengthen clinic devices and reduce operational disruption—without adding complexity for your team.
Clinical teams move quickly, share devices, exchange sensitive information and rely on cloud applications. Security must protect that environment without getting in the way of patient care.
Personal and health information can be exposed through compromised email, weak access controls or lost devices.
Unavailable workstations, scheduling tools or records can delay appointments and disrupt clinic operations.
Clinic managers need an expert partner that can monitor, prioritize and explain security issues clearly.
We focus on the practical attack paths most likely to affect independent and multi-location healthcare practices.
Fraudulent messages can steal passwords, redirect payments or expose patient and referral information.
See email protection →Malware can lock files, interrupt access to systems and force clinics into costly recovery efforts.
See endpoint protection →Weak passwords, missing MFA and stale accounts can give attackers access to email and cloud applications.
See identity security →Outdated operating systems and applications create avoidable openings for malware and unauthorized access.
See patch management →Billing, booking, imaging and clinical platforms can introduce access, integration and vendor-management risks.
See risk assessments →Laptops and mobile devices used outside the clinic can expose information when security controls are inconsistent.
See device management →Security failures do not stay inside the IT department. They affect appointments, communications, staff productivity, privacy obligations and the trust patients place in your clinic.
We combine technology, monitoring and practical guidance into a managed program that fits the pace and realities of a healthcare practice.
Build your clinic security planDetect suspicious activity across clinic workstations and respond to threats before they spread.
Reduce malicious messages, impersonation and account compromise targeting clinic staff.
Strengthen MFA, sign-in controls, administrator access and secure collaboration.
Find common weaknesses, prioritize remediation and keep supported systems up to date.
Train staff to recognize phishing, handle information carefully and report suspicious activity quickly.
Review backup coverage and recovery processes so your clinic is better prepared for disruption.
Document responsibilities, improve readiness and give leadership a clear view of security priorities.
Alberta healthcare custodians are responsible for protecting individually identifying health information and assessing certain privacy breaches. Citrine helps translate those responsibilities into workable safeguards, evidence and response processes.
Citrine provides cybersecurity and compliance-support services.
Our onboarding process is structured to reduce disruption and create a prioritized plan your team can understand.
We learn how your clinic operates, what systems you rely on and where sensitive information moves.
We review devices, accounts, Microsoft 365, email, patching, backups and key security processes.
We deploy agreed controls in phases, prioritizing the gaps that create the greatest practical risk.
We monitor, report and refine your security posture as your clinic, staff and technology change.
We combine security operations, Microsoft expertise and governance support for small and mid-sized organizations.
Recommendations are driven by risk reduction, not unnecessary complexity.
Support aligned to the operating realities of Alberta clinics and businesses.
Plain-language reports that show what changed, what remains and what comes next.
Security evolves with your clinic instead of ending after a one-time project.
Every clinic is different. These answers provide a practical starting point for discussing your environment and priorities.
No. Compliance is an organizational and legal responsibility. Citrine helps your clinic implement and document cybersecurity safeguards, assess gaps and improve incident readiness in support of your HIA and privacy responsibilities.
Yes. We can coordinate with your EMR vendor, current IT provider and other technology partners. Responsibilities are clarified during onboarding so monitoring, remediation and escalation are not duplicated or overlooked.
Controls are planned around clinic workflows. We prioritize measures that materially reduce risk while keeping access practical for physicians, front-desk teams, administrators and remote users.
Yes. The service can be structured across multiple locations, shared Microsoft 365 environments and centralized or location-specific devices, with consolidated reporting for leadership.
We begin with a discovery conversation and security assessment. You receive a prioritized view of key risks, recommended controls and the proposed scope for ongoing managed protection.
Tell us a little about your practice. We will arrange a conversation to understand your environment and identify the most practical next steps.
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