Clouderio
TI · KHZG · GDPR Art. 9 · B3S · Patient data
GDPR Art. 9KHZGB3S HospitalsTI / gematikISO 27001NIS2

IT security for patient data — eligible for KHZG funding and audit-proof

IT security for hospitals & medical practices

GDPR-compliant IT for hospitals, medical care centers (MVZ), and doctors' practices. TI infrastructure, data protection, secure patient data.

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GDPR-compliant
NIS2-compliant
Servers in Germany
<4h response time
100%
patient data on German servers
GDPR Art. 9 compliant, no US transfer
KHZG
funding-eligible implementation
IT security under §14b KHG
<1h
emergency response
for care-critical systems
Anonymized reference caseMedical care center (MVZ) · Hesse, 6 locations, 140 employees
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Starting point

Patient data shared across locations without end-to-end encryption, no tested backup, unstable TI connectivity.

Solution & result

Secure networking between locations, encrypted central patient records on German servers, immutable backup with restore tests, stabilized TI.

Full GDPR Art. 9 compliance, tested recovery in <2h, 0 security incidents since the switchover.

The problem

An IT outage in a hospital is not an IT problem — it is a patient safety problem

  • Ransomware regularly paralyzes German hospitals — postponed surgeries and closed emergency departments included
  • Patient data under GDPR Art. 9 demands the highest level of protection — standard IT is not enough
  • KHZG funding goes unused because the IT security requirements are not properly implemented
Our answer

Care-safe, audit-proof IT — built specifically for the healthcare sector

  • Multi-layered protection (EDR/XDR, segmented networks, immutable backups) against ransomware
  • Patient data exclusively in German data centers — documented GDPR Art. 9 compliance
  • KHZG-eligible implementation of IT security, including evidence documentation for the audit

Industry-specific challenges

What makes IT especially demanding in Healthcare

Highly sensitive patient data

Health data is specially protected under GDPR Art. 9 — a data breach means existential fines and reputational damage.

Telematics infrastructure (TI)

TI connectivity, e-prescriptions, electronic patient records (ePA), and connectors must be operated and maintained securely.

KHZG & B3S for hospitals

Hospitals must demonstrate IT security according to B3S (the industry security standard) — and correctly claim KHZG (Hospital Future Act) funding.

Ransomware target no. 1

Hospitals and medical care centers are prime targets — an outage directly endangers patient care.

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Clouderio understands that for us, an IT outage affects patients. The protection and the tested backup give us the security we need in healthcare.

KB
Dr. med. K. Berger
Medical Director · Medical care center, Hesse, 6 locations
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Healthcare at a glance.

01Is our patient data protected in compliance with GDPR Art. 9?+

With us, yes: exclusively German data centers, end-to-end encryption, documented data processing agreements, and access control. We provide the evidence you need for an audit.

02Can you support our TI connectivity?+

Yes. We support connectors, e-prescription and ePA connectivity, and the related network security as part of our managed service.

03Is the implementation eligible for KHZG funding?+

IT security measures under §14b KHG are generally eligible for funding. We implement them audit-proof and provide the evidence documentation you need to claim your funding.

04What happens in a ransomware attack?+

Multi-layered prevention (EDR/XDR, segmentation) plus immutable, tested backups. Even in a worst-case scenario, defined recovery is possible within hours instead of days.

IT consulting for Healthcare — no obligation

We know the requirements of your industry. In a free initial consultation, we analyze your situation and show you exactly which solution makes sense for your business — with a binding quote within 5 business days.

Free security check
KHZG-eligible implementation
Patient data exclusively on German servers
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