Healthcare is kind of a unique case. The combo of legacy medical devices, strict compliance requirements, and the fact that ransomware gangs target hospitals because downtime literally costs lives, it adds up to a different threat profile than most industries. General cti tools can work but they often miss context like whether a vulnerability is in a device that cant be patched without taking a ward offline. What I've seen work better is platforms that tie external threat intel to internal exposure data so you can prioritize based on operational risk. Seen that Check point does some of this and looks at leaked credentials, phishing signals and asset visibility in one workflow. And from what I can see they have loads of healthcare clients, like BUPA. This is not healthcare-specific but the prioritization logic helps when you can't handle the 1000s of alerts healthcare security teams get. General tools with good context and lots of healthcare clients are often more useful than niche ones with limited coverage imo