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Managed Care Systems Inc. Leverages Rapid7 Pen Testing to Evaluate User Roles and Privileges

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Technology Category	Cybersecurity & Privacy - Security Compliance Cybersecurity & Privacy - Application Security
Applicable Industries	Healthcare & Hospitals
Applicable Functions	Business Operation
Services	Cybersecurity Services System Integration
Challenge	MCSI wanted to test the ability of their back end, role-based access controls to curb attempts to elevate privileges. They needed an official way to inform clients and regulators on the security and integrity of their systems, while also satisfying HIPAA standards with a third-party evaluation. Read More
About Customer	Managed Care Systems Inc. (MCSI) is a small business with 15 employees that plays a vital role in the United States’ healthcare sector. For over 20 years, MCSI has been providing industry-leading automated health claim software designed to put the management and implementation of business processes into the hands of expert end users. MCSI’s flagship Visova offering automates claims processing, enrollment, cost containment, and other benefit management procedures for some of the largest claims handling organizations in the country. Read More
Solution	The Rapid7 team guided MCSI through recommendations and functional areas to focus on for a role-based pen test. Rapid7 provided a list of requirements explaining where new users needed to be created, as well as detailed information at the beginning and end of each working day to ensure MCSI was fully briefed and up-to-date on the pen testing progress. The resulting pen test report highlighted actionable items for MCSI, providing a granular level of detail into resolutions, further resources, discussion points, and advice to help them prioritize that list. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Cybersecurity & Privacy - Security Compliance

Cybersecurity & Privacy - Application Security

Applicable Industries

Healthcare & Hospitals

Applicable Functions

Business Operation

Services

Cybersecurity Services

System Integration

Challenge

MCSI wanted to test the ability of their back end, role-based access controls to curb attempts to elevate privileges. They needed an official way to inform clients and regulators on the security and integrity of their systems, while also satisfying HIPAA standards with a third-party evaluation.

About Customer

Managed Care Systems Inc. (MCSI) is a small business with 15 employees that plays a vital role in the United States’ healthcare sector. For over 20 years, MCSI has been providing industry-leading automated health claim software designed to put the management and implementation of business processes into the hands of expert end users. MCSI’s flagship Visova offering automates claims processing, enrollment, cost containment, and other benefit management procedures for some of the largest claims handling organizations in the country.

Solution

The Rapid7 team guided MCSI through recommendations and functional areas to focus on for a role-based pen test. Rapid7 provided a list of requirements explaining where new users needed to be created, as well as detailed information at the beginning and end of each working day to ensure MCSI was fully briefed and up-to-date on the pen testing progress. The resulting pen test report highlighted actionable items for MCSI, providing a granular level of detail into resolutions, further resources, discussion points, and advice to help them prioritize that list.

Impact #1	MCSI was able to leverage Rapid7’s highly actionable and specific report to create internal tickets that resulted in quick vulnerability resolution.
Impact #2	The communication between MCSI and Rapid7 ensured that if an issue did occur, the MCSI team could quickly assess and determine if it was the result of the pen testing or some other activity.
Impact #3	Rapid7's cautionary notes minimized any unwanted surprises during the process and reassured MCSI of their choice.

Impact #1

MCSI was able to leverage Rapid7’s highly actionable and specific report to create internal tickets that resulted in quick vulnerability resolution.

Impact #2

The communication between MCSI and Rapid7 ensured that if an issue did occur, the MCSI team could quickly assess and determine if it was the result of the pen testing or some other activity.

Impact #3

Rapid7's cautionary notes minimized any unwanted surprises during the process and reassured MCSI of their choice.

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Managed Care Systems Inc. Leverages Rapid7 Pen Testing to Evaluate User Roles and Privileges

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