How Keep IT Simple and CEO Thomas Aaron Kane Are Leveraging DOJ & FBI Cybersecurity Guidance to Safeguard Healthcare Practices

In today’s increasingly digital healthcare landscape, the threats are no longer hypothetical—they're real, immediate, and potentially devastating. From HIPAA violations and ransomware attacks to financial fraud and federal investigations, healthcare practices now operate in a high-stakes environment where one breach can change everything.

That’s why Thomas Aaron Kane, CEO of Keep IT Simple, is stepping up—transforming how healthcare providers defend themselves by aligning IT strategy with federal cybersecurity standards from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI.

Cybercrime in Healthcare: A Crisis That Demands Urgency

The healthcare industry has become a top target for cybercriminals. These aren’t just technical glitches—they’re full-scale threats that can cripple operations, compromise sensitive patient information, and trigger massive legal and financial consequences.

In response, the DOJ's Strategic Plan Objective 2.4 calls for increased collaboration between the public and private sectors to enhance national cybersecurity and aggressively combat cybercrime. Kane and his team have answered that call—turning guidance into action for healthcare clients who need more than generic IT support.

Federal Standards, Real-World Solutions: Keep IT Simple’s Strategic Approach

At Keep IT Simple, compliance isn't a checkbox—it’s a commitment. The team translates federal cybersecurity frameworks into clear, proactive services that protect both patient data and the providers responsible for it.

Here’s how:

1. DOJ Cybercrime Strategy in Practice

• Comprehensive risk assessments tailored to healthcare environments

• Proactive threat detection through continuous monitoring

• Advanced cybersecurity infrastructure to prevent breaches before they begin

2. FBI Ransomware Best Practices

• Secure, redundant data backups

• Network segmentation for high-risk systems

• Rapid recovery protocols to minimize downtime and protect patient care

3. Civil Liberties and Patient Privacy

• Custom IT strategies that respect patient rights and regulatory obligations

• Full alignment with HIPAA, DOJ, and FBI privacy expectations

• Transparent data handling that builds trust with patients and regulators alike

Cybersecurity as Legal Armor: Beyond IT Compliance

What many providers don’t realize is that cybersecurity negligence can lead to criminal liability. If a breach reveals a lack of safeguards, the consequences could include lawsuits, fines, and even DOJ investigations.

That’s why Thomas Aaron Kane has reshaped Keep IT Simple’s role: from IT vendor to cybersecurity partner and legal risk advisor.

With services including:

• Employee training and phishing simulations

• Regular audits and compliance check-ins

• Updates on federal and HIPAA regulations

• Personalized defense plans grounded in DOJ/FBI policy

Keep IT Simple ensures that its healthcare clients are not only protected—they’re prepared.

A Smarter Standard for Healthcare IT Security

In a market flooded with generic IT providers, Keep IT Simple stands apart. Kane’s team designs tailored, federally informed solutions that align with national security priorities and the unique challenges of healthcare practices.

For their clients, this means:

• Stronger defenses against evolving cyber threats

• Lower exposure to legal and financial risks

• Confidence that their systems meet (and often exceed) federal standards

Operate Smarter. Lead with Confidence. Stay Compliant.

Cybersecurity isn’t optional—it’s mission critical. In a world where one breach can jeopardize your practice and your patients, the team at Keep IT Simple is helping healthcare providers take back control.

If your systems haven’t been reviewed recently or your cybersecurity feels reactive instead of resilient, it’s time to make a change.

👉 Contact Keep IT Simple today to start building a smarter, safer, and DOJ-aligned future for your healthcare practice.