The partnership marks a shift in how healthcare entities handle digital hygiene. By integrating TripleScan technology, United Regional gains continuous oversight of vendor codebases, effectively monitoring for exposed credentials and security gaps that often bypass traditional firewalls. The platform provides a standardized Tech Risk Score, designed to bridge the communication gap between technical developers and non-technical hospital executives.
United Regional Health Adopts TripleKey to Counter Software Supply Chain Risks
Nearly half of all data breaches now originate in the supply chain, forcing healthcare providers to rethink their perimeter defenses. United Regional Health Care System has signed a contract with Nashville-based TripleKey to deploy a real-time risk management platform aimed at neutralizing vulnerabilities hidden within third-party software.
Beyond immediate security, the deployment addresses the growing complexities of software governance. The system automatically generates a daily Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) to track open-source licensing and potential legal liabilities. Scott McCullough, CEO of TripleKey, noted that cybercriminals have moved away from direct front-door attacks, instead exploiting the trust placed in software vendors. John Newby, Director of Information Services Security at United Regional, emphasized that the move is an essential step in maintaining patient trust by identifying threats that were previously invisible to the health system's security infrastructure.


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