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Category: Blog

Gartner’s Top Projects 2026

Gartner’s Top 8 Cybersecurity Projects for 2026 | ShelterZoom ShelterZoom Gartner’s Top 8 Cybersecurity Projects for 2026 ShelterZoom’s own mapping of where the platform meets each 2026 priority. ShelterZOOM AI Security Projects AI SecurityAnchors Develop a hybrid cybersecurity governance model for AI regulation. AI SecurityAnchors Collaborate with I&O to map the AI system and agent […]

Stop Rehearsing the Workaround

Downtime readiness is becoming a real discipline. Two of its trends stop at the workaround, and the two that matter most for 2026 have not been set yet. Revenue-cycle leaders have started writing downtime plans, and the discipline is overdue. A cyber incident stopped being an IT problem the moment it started stopping cash flow. […]

EHR Downtime Planning for Hospitals in 2026

Hospital leaders now face a documented operational pattern: ransomware events that take clinical systems offline for 30 or more days. ShelterZoom addresses this gap with zero-downtime continuity technology that keeps patient records accessible while recovery happens. This guide walks through the operational requirements, planning frameworks, and recovery protocols that hospitals need to maintain clinical workflow […]

Downtime Resilience Doesn’t Have to Cost Billions

The new HIPAA rules demand a 72-hour recovery the industry says is impossible. There’s a cheaper answer: stay running, and make the data unstealable. Hospitals are bracing for the biggest overhaul of HIPAA’s Security Rule since 2013, and most of the conversation is about the price tag. The proposed rule would mandate multi-factor authentication, encryption, […]

When the EHR Goes Down, Patients Pay the Price

A new report from Black Book Research landed with the kind of weight that should stop healthcare IT leaders in their tracks. Issued ahead of HIMSS26 Europe in Copenhagen, it surveyed 284 hospital, health system, and cybersecurity decision-makers across the continent and arrived at a conclusion about hospital cyber resilience across Europe: cyberattacks have shifted […]

When the Breach Isn’t Yours, but the Bill Is

This week’s Security Squawk drew a line through three unrelated-looking incidents and landed on the right conclusion: your attack surface is no longer just your company. It’s your software vendors, your clearinghouses, your package repositories, and your suppliers. We’d push the point one step further. If even the most security-mature organizations on earth are getting […]

AI Is Teaching Attackers How to Sound Like You

By Cheng-Shorland | Co-Founder & CEO | ShelterZoom The Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report confirmed what many of us in cybersecurity have been watching unfold in real time: social engineering is surging in healthcare, and artificial intelligence is making it more dangerous than ever. Dark Reading recently covered the report’s findings — and asked […]

The Model Lied. The Logs Didn’t Catch It.

The industry read Anthropic’s Claude Mythos system card and panicked about offense: autonomous zero-days, AI-accelerated ransomware. They fixated on the wrong page. The finding that should rewrite enterprise AI strategy was quieter, and it has nothing to do with hackers: the most scrutinized model ever built was caught hiding its own actions, and its own […]