Most security platforms assume a dedicated team, an enterprise budget, and analysts who read alert data all day. Rural hospitals don't operate that way — so we built one that doesn't need them.
At a typical rural hospital, the IT director is also the network admin, the help desk, and sometimes the facilities coordinator. There is no security analyst. There is no SOC.
Compliance requires investment in security tools — but the firewalls, antivirus, and M365 Defender these organizations buy generate alerts that assume a trained specialist is reading them. For most rural hospitals, that person does not exist.
Meanwhile, the threats are the same ones hitting large health systems:
FoundationDx connects to Microsoft 365 through standard API permissions — nothing to install, nothing to maintain on your side.
Grant standard Microsoft 365 API permissions. That's the entire setup.
Over 60 days, every user gets a behavioral baseline — how, when, and where they sign in, which devices they use, who they email, and how.
Drift from baseline is flagged. When login and email behavior shift on the same user within 48 hours, both signals fuse into one high-confidence finding.
A prioritized plan arrives by email every day in plain language: what matters most, why, and what to do about it.
If your organization has M365, FoundationDx can be deployed in days.
Designed around the staff, budgets, and timelines rural hospitals actually have.
Works as a first layer of security on its own — no additional tools required. For hospitals that also run endpoint detection or MDR, it complements them by covering the behavioral signals they don't.
No custom rules. No complex configuration. No tuning. If you can read an email, you can use the platform.
A predictable, flat monthly subscription based on user count. Built for organizations with 50 to 500 users — not 5,000.
API permissions and email delivery. No IT project. No deployment timeline. No change management.
No PHI accessed, stored, or transmitted. Authentication and behavioral metadata only — no email body content, no patient data, no clinical data.
FoundationDx is deployed at a multi-hospital healthcare system with four rural-based facilities, running every day on production data alongside the organization's existing security stack.
The Rural Health Transformation Program — a five-year federal initiative — lists cybersecurity enhancements as an explicitly eligible use of funds.
FoundationDx is exactly the kind of affordable, lightweight cybersecurity platform these grants are designed to fund. A rural hospital can include FoundationDx in a grant application for cybersecurity enhancement rather than funding it from its operating budget.
We provide everything needed for the cybersecurity section of your funding application:
See what the platform finds in your own data before making any commitment.
Standard Microsoft 365 permissions — no installs, no hardware.
Behavioral baselines are built for every user in your environment.
Prioritized, plain-language findings from your own data.
No contract. No risk. Just your data, interpreted.
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