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ORDR BY HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY
Get a complete, behavior-based view of every connected medical device, without agents or disruptive scanning.
AI Protect for Security continuously discovers and understands every asset across your environment, giving you the trusted intelligence needed to identify exposure, prioritize risk, and enable safe action.
Connected medical devices have transformed patient care, but they’ve also created
one of healthcare’s largest cybersecurity risks.
connected devices in a typical hospital system running outdated operating systems
of hospitals manage at least one IoMT device with a known exploited vulnerability
average cost of a U.S. healthcare data breach in 2024, up 9.2% from the prior year
average threat dwell time in healthcare networks, teams can’t act safely on threats they identify
The issue isn’t a lack of visibility; it’s the inability to act safely.
Traditional security tools weren’t built for healthcare environments:
In healthcare, the challenge isn’t finding risk; it’s fixing it without disrupting care.
Healthcare organizations don’t need more visibility; they need a way to reduce risk without
disrupting patient care. ORDR delivers both.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| From Visibility to Safe Action | Move beyond identifying risk to enforcing segmentation that reduces exposure, without impacting clinical operations |
| Built for Healthcare Environments | Real-time device intelligence based on actual behavior—not outdated scans or assumptions |
| Proven at Scale in Healthcare | Trusted by hundreds of HDOs |
| Recognized Industry Leader | Validated by healthcare customers, not analyst claims |
| Recognized Industry Leader | Trained on 100M+ devices to deliver accurate classification and enforcement-ready intelligence from day one |
Move beyond identifying risk to enforcing segmentation that reduces exposure, without impacting clinical operations
| Category | Cleveland Clinic Details |
|---|---|
| The Challenge | A single hospital room can contain 10–15 connected medical devices, many of which are unmanaged and unable to support traditional security controls. This creates expanding exposure, operational risk, and potential impact on patient safety. |
| ORDR Solution | ORDR deployed passive, agentless monitoring to establish a complete, real-time inventory of every connected device. Behavior-based intelligence unified fragmented data into a trusted, actionable asset foundation. |
| Operational Impact |
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| Leadership Perspective | “Our role is really about bringing devices in at a level of risk that we’re comfortable with. ORDR helps us figure out how to manage that risk appropriately; it’s about care delivery at the end of the day.” — Kevin Tambascio, Cleveland Clinic |
CHRISTUS Health demonstrates how integrating security intelligence with network controls can streamline policy enforcement.
| Category | CHRISTUS Details |
|---|---|
| The Challenge | CHRISTUS Health lacked visibility into how campus and branch devices communicated with data center workloads, making segmentation complex, slow, and risky to enforce. |
| ORDR Solution | ORDR provided deep, behavior-based visibility into real device communications and integrated directly with VMware NSX to translate that intelligence into enforceable segmentation policies. |
| Operational Impact |
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| Leadership Perspective | “With ORDR and VMware, we can understand how devices communicate with data center workloads, quickly identify unmanaged devices, and streamline policy generation, while minimizing business impact.” — Brandon Rivera, CHRISTUS Health |
Healthcare organizations using ORDR don’t just gain visibility; they reduce risk, accelerate response,
and operationalize security at scale.
| Outcome | Before ORDR | With ORDR |
|---|---|---|
| Incident Response | Manual device identification and containment delayed response during active incidents | Contain threats in minutes, not hours, with automated device identification and enforced segmentation |
| Segmentation Deployment | Segmentation projects stalled for 12–24 months due to complexity and risk | Deploy validated, least-privilege segmentation policies in days or weeks, with confidence |
| Audit Preparation | Manual evidence collection consumed significant compliance and security resources | Automated, audit-ready reporting eliminates manual effort and accelerates compliance readiness |
| Device Discovery | Incomplete, outdated inventories missed critical connected devices | Achieve complete device visibility in 48–72 hours, with continuous, real-time updates |
ORDR uses passive network analysis and behavior-based AI to continuously understand every device and safely enforce controls without agents or disruption.
| Capability | What ORDR Does | Key Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Agentless Asset Visibility | Passively discovers and profiles every connected device using AI trained on 100M+ real-world devices, no agents or active scanning required | Complete, real-time inventory of all IT, IoT, OT, and IoMT devices with accurate context (type, function, owner, risk) |
| Continuous Risk & Exposure Analysis | Correlates CVEs, manufacturer advisories, device behavior, network exposure, and clinical criticality in real time | Risk prioritized based on operational and patient impact, not just severity scores, enabling faster, more confident decisions |
| Behavioral Threat Detection | Continuously monitors device communications to identify anomalies, unauthorized connections, and suspicious activity | Early detection of threats across unmanaged and legacy devices that traditional tools can’t protect |
| Enforcement-Ready Segmentation Intelligence | Generates and validates least-privilege segmentation policies based on actual device behavior and communication patterns | Accelerates safe segmentation deployment, reducing lateral movement without disrupting clinical operations |
| Seamless Integration and Existing Controls | Integrates with firewalls, NAC, and network infrastructure to enforce policies using your existing environment | No rip-and-replace—turn intelligence into action through the tools you already trust |
ORDR helps healthcare organizations continuously align medical device security with HIPAA and FDA requirements,
without manual processes or disruptive controls.
| HIPAA Security Rule Requirement | ORDR Capability | What it Enables |
|---|---|---|
| § 164.312(a)(1): Access Controls | Identifies expected device communications and enforces least-privilege segmentation policies | Identifies expected device communications and enforces least-privilege segmentation policies |
| § 164.312(b): Audit Controls | Continuously monitors and logs all device activity across the network | Real-time audit visibility without manual log collection |
| § 164.312(c)(1): Integrity Controls | Detects unauthorized configuration changes and anomalous device behavior | Real-time audit visibility without manual log collection |
| § 164.312(e)(1): Transmission Security | Identifies unencrypted communications and risky protocols involving ePHI | Reduced exposure of sensitive data in transit |
ORDR enhances your existing security infrastructure.
How does ORDR discover medical devices without agents?
ORDR uses passive network traffic analysis to identify and profile devices based on their communication pattern, with no agents, no scanning, and no risk to clinical systems.
Outcome: Immediate visibility without disrupting patient care.
Can ORDR identify medical devices from multiple manufacturers?
Yes. ORDR’s AI is trained on data from 100M+ real-world devices, including proprietary protocols across thousands of manufacturers.
Outcome: Accurate identification of even unknown or unmanaged medical devices.
How quickly can we see value?
Device discovery is typically complete within 48–72 hours. From there, teams can begin validating and enforcing segmentation policies in weeks, not months.
Outcome: Faster time to value and accelerated risk reduction.
Will segmentation policies disrupt clinical operations?
No. ORDR validates policies against real device behavior and simulates impact before enforcement.
Outcome: Safe segmentation that protects the network without interrupting care delivery.
Does ORDR replace my existing security tools?
ORDR integrates with your existing network and security stack to turn device intelligence into enforceable action, no rip-and-replace required.
Outcome: Maximize existing investments while closing critical gaps.
ORDR is the platform where device intelligence becomes safe, enforceable action, helping healthcare organizations reduce risk across connected medical devices without disrupting patient care.
Recognized as a leader in Healthcare Device Security, ORDR enables teams to move from visibility to continuous, real-world protection trusted by leading health systems worldwide.