Readiness Is Proven When Care Is Under Pressure Healthcare organizations have traditionally measured security readiness through audit completion, policy coverage, vulnerability management, and compliance evidence. These indicators remain useful, but they do not prove whether teams can respond when patient data, clinical systems, business-associate access, or care delivery are under pressure. The more demanding test begins when an identity is compromised, a business-associate connection behaves abnormally, protected health information begins moving unexpectedly, ransomware affects a clinical workflow, or a critical system becomes unavailable. Breach-response performance is…
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