HEALTHCARE
Protect healthcare data. Preserve patient care.
Establish real-time data resilience with Superna: detect threats, isolate risks, and recover clean copies—before operations are disrupted.
Healthcare breaches are rising. Downtime isn’t an option.
Superna helps healthcare systems meet the most stringent regulatory demands. Automate retention, logging, access control, and auditing to support HIPAA, HITECH, and NIST 800-53 frameworks—without slowing down clinical operations.
Secure your data. Maintain uptime. Prove compliance.
Detect unusual access patterns, insider behavior, and ransomware signals before damage occurs—powered by policy-based AI models tuned for healthcare risk profiles.
Superna continuously monitors NAS activity for anomalies, enabling real-time alerts and automatic containment of threats before they impact clinical systems. This proactive defense helps hospitals maintain HIPAA compliance and avoid costly downtime.
Preserve critical data with immutable snapshots and isolated recovery environments that align with zero-trust principles and operational continuity requirements. Automated snapshot orchestration and air gap policies ensure that ransomware cannot access or corrupt backup copies. Even during active threats, protected data remains available for recovery without reinfection risk.
Restore encrypted data safely, validate clean copies, and fail over automatically—so clinicians stay online and patient care never stops. Superna orchestrates touchless failover and recovery workflows, reducing manual steps and accelerating RTO. Built-in validation checks ensure only clean, uncompromised data is brought back online.
Superna combines behavioral analytics, isolation policies, and orchestrated rollback to stop threats and preserve operations—without waiting for alerts or human triage.
The shift to digital technologies has had a seismic impact on healthcare. Telemedicine, artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled medical devices, and blockchain electronic health records are just a few examples of how technology has completely reshaped how we interact with health professionals, how data is shared collaboratively among providers, and how decisions are made about treatment plans and health outcomes.
More than 80% of healthcare data is unstructured. This includes medical images, written narratives (clinical notes, problem lists, discharge summaries, radiology reports, etc.).
Unlike structured data, unstructured file sizes are typically large: A single chest X-ray might be 15 megabytes, but a 3D mammogram can be 300 megabytes. And a digital pathology file might be as much as 3 gigabytes, roughly the same size as a full-length, high-def movie.
Unstructured data has enabled healthcare providers and researchers to gain deeper insights into patient health, improve drug discovery, optimize healthcare operations, and better monitor disease outbreaks.
Analysis of unstructured data – such as electronic health records (EHRs), medical imaging, and genomics data – provides healthcare with deeper insights into patient health and allows providers to develop personalized treatment plans and improve patient outcomes.
By analyzing scientific literature and clinical trial data, researchers gain insights into the effectiveness of new drugs and identify potential drug interactions.
Automating processes and reducing manual workloads allows healthcare providers to improve operational efficiencies and speed up patient care.
By analyzing unstructured data sources such as social media and news articles, healthcare providers can identify potential outbreaks and take proactive measures to mitigate their spread.
Patients, providers, payers, pharmaceutical companies, and specialists are able to collaborate effectively, for enhanced value-based care.
Healthcare Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions we receive about the healthcare industry and our answers.
Yes. Superna integrates with NetApp, PowerScale, and other enterprise NAS platforms already deployed in healthcare systems, enabling real-time protection and orchestration across mixed storage environments.
Superna isolates the threat, triggers forensic logging, preserves immutable snapshots, and initiates orchestrated recovery. This allows systems to be restored safely and quickly without reintroducing the infection.
Yes. Superna automates HIPAA and NIST compliance with audit-ready snapshots, detailed access logs, and policy-based enforcement of retention and access controls.
Superna uses AI-driven detection to monitor user and file access behavior for signs of ransomware. When suspicious patterns are found, it can automatically trigger lockouts, revoke NAS access, and contain the threat in seconds.
Yes. Superna’s behavioral analytics detect anomalies in user activity, such as privilege misuse or abnormal file access, to flag insider threats early. Risk scoring and Zero Trust policies can then automatically restrict access.
Superna supports orchestrated failover with verified clean snapshots and touchless recovery workflows. In real deployments, healthcare systems have restored access to hundreds of clinician folders in under 15 minutes.
Yes. Superna enforces Zero Trust principles with role-based access, automated host isolation, and recovery environments that are separated from infected production systems via snapshot isolation.
Absolutely. Superna integrates with ServiceNow, CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, Palo Alto, and AWS Security Hub to automate incident response, host isolation, CMDB sync, and SIEM alerting.
Learn how Superna can secure your data, on-prem and in the hybrid cloud.
Protecting unstructured healthcare data requires a comprehensive strategy that includes data classification, encryption, access control, employee training, and regular security audits. For more than a decade, Superna has been at the forefront of protecting and managing unstructured data around the globe. From workflow automation to data classification and management, to data tiering and archiving, our tools, technology, and domain expertise help ensure that your unstructured data is protected, secure, and available when and where you need it.