Disaster preparedness for the revenue cycle.

Every hour offline is revenue you don't get back.

An isolated recovery environment designed to restore patient access and revenue cycle operations within 48 hours of activation.

When ransomware takes a health system down, patient care continues on paper. Eligibility checks, scheduling, claims, and cash flow stop. Remparo is what you open on that day: a clean environment to work in, the records you need, and devices ready to use. Staged in advance, kept outside the network that gets attacked.

The Real Cost of a Ransomware Attack

Ransomware isn't a hypothetical for health systems. The question isn't whether a breach happens. It's whether you're ready when it does, and the cost compounds with every hour a system stays down.

4451
Ransomware attacks on hospitals and care providers worldwide in 2025
$7.42M2
Average healthcare data breach cost, highest of any industry for 14 consecutive years
$1.9M3
Average cost per day of ransomware downtime at U.S. healthcare organizations
279 days2
Average time to identify and contain a healthcare breach, industry-wide
Industry-wide detection average. Once Remparo is engaged, our activation target is 48 hours.
1. Comparitech Healthcare Ransomware Roundup 2025  ·  2. IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025  ·  3. Comparitech Healthcare Ransomware Downtime Analysis, Dec 2024
The Gap

Servers coming back online isn't the same as revenue coming back online.

Most disaster recovery plans do not account for rapid continuity of operations. That gap shows up as lost revenue.

You need more than a recovery plan for the long haul. You need preparedness that lets you rapidly deploy continuity of operations and keep patient care and revenue flowing.

A kit stored inside the building is not a kit.
76%

of attacks on backup repositories succeed.4 Organizations whose backups are compromised pay a median of $3M to recover, against $375K for those whose backups stayed intact.5 Full case studies in The Proof.

4. Veeam Ransomware Trends Report 2024
5. Sophos, The Impact of Compromised Backups on Ransomware Outcomes, 2024

Disaster Recovery

  • Measured by how fast systems restart (RTO) and how much data is lost (RPO)
  • Connected to your live systems
  • Succeeds once servers are back online

Recovery In Depth™

  • Measured by how fast people are back at work
  • Kept separate from your live systems, by design
  • Succeeds once claims are being filed again
The Kit

Recovery In Depth™

The three core items any organization needs to keep operating through a data breach, provisioned in advance and set up outside the existing production network, so that activation is an immediate decision and response.

Continuity™ Virtual Desktops

Secure, ready-to-launch virtual desktops, preloaded with the tools your revenue cycle and patient access staff already use. Live within 48 hours, completely separate from production.

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Vault™ Data Go Bag

The records you cannot operate without, held in a hardened environment beyond the reach of an active attack — and kept current, so Continuity opens to usable data.

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Hardline™ Hardware On-Demand

When your own equipment cannot be trusted, clean equipment gets delivered. Pre-configured laptops shipped to the affected site, ready to connect.

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What every CIO asks us

“We already have a DR plan, why do we need more?”

Until a third party attests that your environment is clean, most vendors and trading partners won't let you reconnect. Remparo Continuity is built as an air-gapped solution to allow you access to key functions during the weeks of recovery.

“Our backups are immutable, why does this matter?”

Immutability protects the data. It does not give your staff a place to work, a device to work on, or a maintained set of billing records to work from. And immutability is not universal in practice: according to Veeam's 2024 Ransomware Trends Report, 96% of ransomware attacks target backup repositories directly, and 76% of those attempts succeed.

”Can we contract this during an incident?”

You can try, but provisioning, data loading and testing take time you will not have. The kit works because it is assembled before, checked and updated, and stored somewhere separate from your systems so the breach cannot reach it. You do not assemble the kit during the storm.

”But we have a plan that gets us access to our patient records fast — why Remparo?”

In a breach, the main focus is on accessing patient records, and the IT department is fully focused on that critical task. Remparo enables financial operations to be recovered quickly, minimizing revenue losses.

”Our IT budget is maxed out and we've already spent thousands on our DR plan. How do we justify this?”

The Recovery In Depth™ solution can be funded from emergency preparedness, not IT — it's a new way to approach this issue, so the funding can come from finance and administration.

The Activation

48 Hours: From Breach to Billing

No procurement cycle. No contract to negotiate mid-crisis. Your Recovery In Depth™ Kit is maintained and ready before you need it, so day one is execution, not improvisation.

Breach
0h 12h 24h 36h 48h Breach detected Continuity activates Vault powers the work Reconcile & restore IF NEEDED Hardline
Billing Resumes
1

Breach detectedYour team isolates core systems and engages Remparo. The contract and the environment already exist.

2

Continuity activatesIsolated, HIPAA-compliant virtual desktops are provisioned and connected to Vault, within 48 hours.

3

Hardline, if neededIf endpoints are compromised, pre-configured laptops ship to the site ready to plug in on arrival. Not every activation requires this branch.

4

Vault powers the workStaff resume eligibility checks, scheduling and billing against current records, untouched by the compromise.

5

Reconcile & restoreAs core systems return, activity captured in Vault reconciles back. No re-keying, no lost claims, no missed deadlines.

Want to learn more?

The Recovery In Depth™ research series and five case studies drawn from publicly reported breaches.

Ready to get ahead of a ransomware attack?

You don't assemble your emergency kit during a storm. Plan ahead.