Patient records don't need a hospital-sized budget to be a target.
Medical and dental clinics hold exactly what's most valuable on the dark net: patient identities, Medicare and health fund numbers, and treatment histories, usually without an in-house security team watching for it. Radiance monitors for your clinic's data appearing on the dark net and alerts you the moment it does.
Why clinics are targeted specifically
Patient data is worth more than card data
A full patient record, including name, Medicare number, health fund details and treatment history, sells for far more on the dark net than a stolen credit card, because it can't simply be cancelled and reissued.
Small practices are the easier target
Most clinics don't have a dedicated IT security function. Practice management software, reception systems and booking platforms are often run with minimal monitoring, which is exactly what makes them attractive.
You carry the same obligations as a hospital
Notifiable Data Breaches obligations and patient trust don't scale down for a smaller practice. A breach at a two-doctor clinic carries the same legal and reputational weight as one at a large network.
How a breach usually reaches a clinic
A staff login for your practice management or booking software is reused elsewhere and appears in an unrelated breach, or a phishing email lands in reception's inbox.
That credential is tested against your systems. If it works, patient records, including appointment histories, Medicare numbers and health fund details, are quietly extracted.
The data is listed for sale on the dark net, often weeks before the clinic notices anything unusual. Most clinics find out from a patient, a regulator, or a ransom demand.
Configured to your clinic's domains, staff logins and patient-data identifiers, Radiance detects the moment your data surfaces, before a patient, journalist or regulator does.
What this looks like for your clinic
No in-house security team required. Radiance is configured once and runs continuously.
Staff credential monitoring
Alerts the moment a staff or practitioner login tied to your clinic's email domain appears in a dark net breach, including one unrelated to your own systems.
Patient data exposure alerts
Monitors for your clinic's patient records, Medicare and health fund numbers, and appointment data appearing on the dark net, so you're never the last to know.
No footprint, no risk to you
Monitoring is entirely non-attributable. Nothing about how your clinic is watching the dark net can be traced back or used against you.
Delivered through your existing IT provider
Most clinics access Radiance through their managed IT or security provider rather than managing it directly. No new dashboard or vendor relationship to maintain yourself.
Find out if your clinic's data is already out there.
Talk to our team, or ask your IT provider whether they offer Radiance monitoring.
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