Healthcare cybersecurity protection
Unison Secure — Healthcare Cybersecurity Protection with 24/7 SOC.
Unison Secure helps healthcare, dental, and regulated practices prevent ransomware before it reaches critical data. It adds layered protection across endpoint, email, DNS, identity, cloud storage, and network activity, backed by a 24/7/365 Security Operations Center.
Already using CDS for backup and verified recovery? Unison Secure adds the prevention layer in front of UnisonBDR, so your practice can block more threats before they land and still recover cleanly if something slips through.
Know your exposure
Free Cyber Vulnerability Assessment: Get a Clear View of Your Exposure.
Most ransomware begins with something that’s been exposed for weeks: a spoofable domain, a leaked staff credential, or an unpatched service facing the internet. Enter your domain and basic contact information; we’ll send a plain-English report of what’s exposed, what to fix first, and a letter grade of your overall environment.
Request your free assessment
RESULTS IN 24–48 HRSYour report
What your free assessment reveals.
The same public signals an attacker gathers first—prioritized by real-world risk.
Exposed assets
Internet-facing systems and configuration gaps that should not be open.
Email gaps
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC weaknesses that enable spoofing.
Credential exposure
Staff logins found in known data breaches and dark-web sources.
Domain risks
Lookalike domains and DNS signals that can put trust at risk.
Fixes, prioritized
Practical next steps mapped to the protection layer that closes each gap.
Built into every plan
What Every Unison Secure Plan Protects.
24/7 Security Operations
A Security Operations Center monitors security signals around the clock. Instead of relying only on automated alerts, Unison Secure gives your practice continuous detection and response support across the protection layers included in your plan.
Attack Surface Management
Attack Surface Management helps identify exposed assets, vulnerabilities, dark web risks, and external posture issues before attackers use them as entry points.
Continuous Incident Response
Continuous Incident Response gives your practice a ready response path when suspicious activity appears—faster investigation, containment, and escalation instead of waiting until systems are already down.
Find your layer
Compare Unison Secure Good, Better, and Best Plans.
Start with the coverage your practice needs today, then scale with your environment.
Good — XDR Essentials
Best for practices that need to modernize endpoint, DNS, and email defense. Good is the best starting point for replacing siloed antivirus with managed, layered protection; it pairs well with CDS managed backup and recovery.
- 24/7/365 SOC
- Advanced EDR
- DNS security & web filtering
- Inbox security
- Attack Surface Management
- Continuous Incident Response
Better — XDR Premium
Best for practices moving more work into Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and cloud collaboration. Better is right when documents, patient workflows, billing, and collaboration data increasingly live outside the local server.
- Everything in Essentials
- Cloud storage security
- Data security posture
- Ransomware risk assessment
- Identity posture visibility
- Deeper DNS security & traffic inspection
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EMAIL SECURITY
- Post-gateway email security
- Phishing, spearing & whaling protection
- BEC & CEO-fraud prevention
Best — DeltaDR Essentials
Best for practices that want unified, enterprise-grade protection as a service. Best is recommended for the broadest prevention layer, stronger identity visibility, and domain-level protection.
- Everything in Premium
- Five-layer defense
- AD & Entra ID posture
- Brand & domain protection
- SPF, DKIM & DMARC support
- Cross-layer correlation for fast containment
Unison Secure plan comparison
See exactly what each layer covers.
| Capability | Good | Better | Best |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24/7/365 SOC | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Continuous Incident Response | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Attack Surface Management | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Advanced EDR | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| DNS security and web filtering | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Inbox security | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cloud storage security | No | Yes | Yes |
| DSPM and ransomware risk assessment | No | Yes | Yes |
| Identity Security Posture visibility | No | Yes | Yes |
| Unified five-layer defense | No | No | Yes |
| AD and Entra ID posture management | No | No | Yes |
| Brand and domain fraud protection | No | No | Yes |
| SPF, DKIM, and DMARC support | No | No | Yes |
| Price per endpoints / month | $17.85 | $20.75 | $32.50 |
Built for healthcare
Layered ransomware protection for healthcare and dental practices.
Healthcare practices handle protected health information, depend on clinical software, and often run lean teams without an internal security operations center. Dental offices also depend on practice management systems, imaging workstations, billing workflows, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and patient communication tools.
That makes basic antivirus too narrow. Modern ransomware often starts with phishing, stolen credentials, malicious websites, vulnerable remote access, or fileless endpoint activity.
HHS guidance treats ransomware as a healthcare security issue and emphasizes incident response, containment, eradication, and recovery processes. HHS Cybersecurity Performance Goals also call out practical safeguards such as email security, multifactor authentication, vulnerability mitigation, cybersecurity training, and strong encryption. For practices that also need recoverability documentation, CDS supports HIPAA compliant backup service and broader healthcare data protection needs.
Prevention + recovery
Cybersecurity and Backup Work Better Together.
Backup gets your practice back after an incident. Prevention helps stop the incident from happening.
Unison Secure protects the systems attackers target first: staff workstations, email inboxes, web traffic, identity accounts, cloud storage, and exposed assets. UnisonBDR protects the data behind those systems with managed backup and verified clean recovery.
Together, they give healthcare and dental practices a practical answer to ransomware: stop threats earlier, monitor continuously, and preserve a clean recovery path if production systems are affected. For organizations planning beyond prevention, CDS also provides backup verification and recovery and disaster recovery solutions.
Start with an assessment →Answers, clearly
Unison Secure FAQs.
Practical answers for practices evaluating a stronger security posture.
Unison Secure is a managed cybersecurity protection service from Central Data Storage. It helps healthcare, dental, and regulated practices reduce ransomware risk with endpoint, email, DNS, identity, network, cloud storage, Attack Surface Management, Continuous Incident Response, and 24/7 SOC protection.
Unison Secure supports HIPAA-aligned safeguards for regulated practices, but HIPAA compliance depends on the full environment, policies, workforce practices, vendor agreements, and risk management process. CDS positions Unison Secure as a technical safeguard layer that supports healthcare security and recovery readiness.
No. It only evaluates information already visible from the public internet. There is no software installation, credential request, or access to your network or patient data.
Antivirus alone cannot address phishing, stolen credentials, compromised email, identity gaps, cloud exposure, or DNS-based threats. Modern protection works across multiple layers.
XDR, or extended detection and response, connects signals from multiple security layers such as endpoints, email, DNS, network, identity, and cloud systems. For healthcare practices, XDR helps detect suspicious activity earlier and gives response teams more context.
Unison Secure is the prevention and response layer. Managed backup protects the data behind those systems, giving your practice a clean recovery path if production systems are affected.
Good is best for foundational endpoint, DNS, and email defense. Better is best for practices with significant Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace use. Best is recommended for practices that want the strongest identity, domain, email authentication, and five-layer protection.
It’s a no-cost external assessment of your practice’s public attack surface. You give us your domain and contact details; we scan what’s exposed to the internet—email authentication gaps, exposed assets, DNS and domain risks, and leaked credentials—and email a plain-English report, usually within 24–48 hours.
You get a prioritized findings report mapped to the protection layers in Good, Better, and Best—so you can see which plan closes your specific gaps. A CDS specialist follows up to walk through it; there’s no obligation to buy.
Start with clarity
Start with what you can’t see.
Your free vulnerability assessment shows exactly where your practice is exposed—no charge, no commitment, no access to your systems. Just a clear report of what’s exposed, what to fix first, and which plan closes each gap.