With so many connected devices and diverse motives driving bad actors, hospitals have become a cyber battleground. Medical devices introduce a wide range of operating systems and communication protocols that traditional cyber security solutions cannot adequately protect. Leveraging our expertise in medical device vulnerabilities, CyberMDX delivers zero-touch threat prevention through an easy-to-deploy solution. We provide unmatched visibility and protection for medical and IoT devices, ensuring operational continuity as well as patient and data safety.
A hospital’s number one goal is to provide safe, secure, and high-quality medical care to ensure the well-being and safety of its patients. To address this, healthcare providers rely on connected medical devices for their clinical workflows and life-saving treatments.
Unlike other IT assets, connected medical devices are often unprotected or unmanaged. As a result, they are extremely vulnerable to breaches, ransomware, or other attacks that could adversely impact data confidentiality and patient safety.
The CyberMDX solution was designed to scale from the smallest to the largest environments by leveraging a multi-tiered architecture that can support any HDO, region, facility location, or device (medical, IoMT, IoT, desktop, server, network devices, wireless) in a single pane of glass.
Ransomware like Ryuk or WannaCry continues to have a significant impact on hospital operations. Standard security tools simply do not provide the context-aware visibility needed to understand and protect medical environments. CyberMDX illuminates your digital domain - offering concise and prioritized context-aware risk assessment, as well as continuous network vulnerability patrolling and protection.
Works across multiple network architectures (centralized, distributed, segmented) enabling scale, easy install, and optimal efficiency.
Zero-trust security model enables micro-segmentation based on asset visibility and trusted relationships.
CyberMDX integrates with diverse third-party products across IT systems and network solutions.
Of all hospitals operate without a designated security person.
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Metro Health secures 100+ different device types at 26 locations.
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