Cybersecurity training built for healthcare
Protect patient care from evolving cyber threats with healthcare cybersecurity training for your entire workforce. Infosec Institute helps healthcare organizations reduce human risk, build critical cyber skills and support care continuity.
Cyberattacks can disrupt patient care
Infosec helps healthcare organizations strengthen cybersecurity readiness across the workforce with security awareness training, human risk management, hands-on skills development and certification training.
Cyberattacks can disrupt patient care
A cyberattack can disrupt access to patient records, scheduling, billing and other critical workflows. Your healthcare workforce needs the readiness to reduce risk while keeping care moving.
AI makes human attacks harder to spot
Voice cloning, deepfake vishing and personalized phishing can imitate trusted people at your organization. Prepare employees to recognize and respond to increasingly convincing attacks.
Completion does not prove readiness
Completed training shows participation, but not necessarily preparedness. Healthcare leaders need visibility into human risk areas, behavior changes and additional support needs.
Healthcare cybersecurity skills move fast
Security teams need to keep pace with changing threats, technologies and responsibilities across identity, cloud, incident response, GRC and AI security. Build current skills without relying solely on hiring.
Reduce risk without disrupting care
Prepare employees across clinical and business environments to recognize evolving threats, then go further by identifying risky behaviors and delivering targeted support.
Build cyber skills that keep healthcare moving
Give security professionals the practical, current skills they need to protect healthcare systems, respond to incidents and support resilient care.
Support healthcare cybersecurity compliance and readiness
Healthcare organizations must prepare employees and security teams to meet overlapping cybersecurity, privacy and risk-management expectations. Infosec supports workforce readiness programs aligned with broader requirements and frameworks including HIPAA, HHS 405(d), HICP, HITRUST and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF).
Support key healthcare requirements and frameworks:
- HIPAA Security Rule: Support workforce security and security awareness efforts with training designed to help employees understand and respond to cyber risk.
- HHS 405(d) / HICP: Reinforce cybersecurity practices that address common threats facing healthcare organizations, including phishing and other forms of social engineering.
- HITRUST: Support broader security and risk management efforts with documented training and workforce readiness programs.
- NIST CSF: Build awareness and practitioner capabilities that support a broader risk-based cybersecurity program.
Flexible delivery built for healthcare
Train security professionals and teams without forcing every learner into the same format.
Live boot camps
Join live, practitioner-led certification training online or in person. Prepare to pass the exam and perform on the job, backed by our Triple Training Guarantee.
Private boot camps
Bring practitioner-led certification training directly to your organization for a focused learning experience built around your team’s needs.
On-demand training
Develop role-based cybersecurity capability on your schedule with self-paced courses, hands-on labs and cyber ranges available when your team needs them.
Why choose Infosec
Proof over promises
Two decades delivering 93% pass rates. We build cybersecurity professionals ready to perform on day one.
Ready to defend
Technology is only as strong as your people. We build cyber workforce readiness across every role.
Trusted at scale
We build job-ready security teams. That's why 70% of the Fortune 500 partner with us.
Built for your reality
You already have a security strategy. We ensure your people can execute it under pressure.
Frequently asked questions
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What cybersecurity training do healthcare organizations need?
Healthcare organizations typically need training for both the broader workforce and cybersecurity professionals. That can include security awareness and phishing training, human risk management, role-based skills development and certification training for security teams.
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How can cybersecurity training help healthcare organizations reduce human risk?
Security awareness training prepares employees to recognize common threats, while human risk management can help organizations identify risky behaviors, target interventions and measure whether workforce risk is changing over time.
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How does Infosec help healthcare organizations reduce cybersecurity risk?
Infosec helps healthcare organizations address cybersecurity risk across both the broader workforce and security teams. Infosec IQ and Infosec HRM support security awareness and human risk reduction, while Infosec Skills and Infosec Boot Camps help cybersecurity professionals build practical skills and prepare for industry certifications.
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Can Infosec support HIPAA security awareness training?
Infosec can help healthcare organizations deliver, manage and document workforce cybersecurity training that supports broader HIPAA security and awareness efforts. Specific requirements vary by organization, so training should be one part of a comprehensive security and compliance program.
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How can healthcare employees prepare for AI-enabled social engineering?
Training should evolve alongside the attacks employees encounter. Modern awareness programs can prepare employees for realistic phishing, impersonation, vishing and other AI-enabled social engineering scenarios.
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How can healthcare cybersecurity teams keep their skills current?
Infosec Skills provides role-based learning, hands-on labs and cyber ranges for ongoing development, while Infosec Boot Camps provide focused instructor-led training for professionals pursuing industry certifications.
Strengthen cybersecurity readiness across healthcare
Prepare employees to recognize evolving threats, reduce workforce risk and give security teams the practical skills they need to protect the systems and workflows that patient care depends on.