Ordr 8
Clinical Defender
Everything you care about, in a package designed by HTM professionals for HTM professionals. Profile every connected medical device, identify clinical risks, automate day-to-day tasks, and gain useful utilization data to drive efficiencies.
Why Ordr Clinical Defender?
Optimized for HTM teams and healthcare environments
Developed with best practices from leading healthcare organizations
Proven in demanding environments at top HDOs, like Cleveland Clinic and Mayo Clinic
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On the clinical engineering side, the value of the product comes from utilizing the product. We look at whether things are performing as expected or whether the system requires patching. We can get patches from the vendor, but we may miss something, and that makes things very difficult. With Ordr’s system, we can identify which things have been patched and which haven’t. We are also feeding the data into the asset management tool so that we know exactly which systems are involved in our work. The data is very rich and useful.CISO -
The thing we were astonished by was the visualization of the Ordr data. We found quite a few devices that had very out-of-date operating systems that we were not aware of, that we’re now addressing from an upgrade standpoint. We were able to mitigate those risks before anything happens,said Chuck Christian, VP Technology and CTO, Franciscan Alliance -
It is refreshing to work with a vendor that actually listens and empathizes with issues and pain points from customers. It’s exciting to see the rubber meet the road in terms of suggestions and requests. Ordr’s Clinical Defender dashboard is both modern and functional. Kudos to the team,said Jeremiah Green, Information Security Manager, University of Rochester and University Rochester Medical Center.
Industry's ONLY SOC2-Certified Connected Device Security Platform
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Additional Resources
KLAS Healthcare IoT Security 2022 Report Executive Summary
Starting a Medical Device Security Program
