Medical Device Security
Patient care and operational efficiency rely on connected devices. But too often, next-generation devices are working alongside outdated equipment running legacy operating systems that can't be patched or defended. All of them are critical to hospital operations, yet vulnerable devices leave hospitals open to ransomware and other cyber attacks. Maintaining compliance becomes even more complicated as systems must meet evolving privacy codes while FDA restrictions delay IT system updates. Healthcare cybersecurity requires a strategy for improving visibility into all connected devices and providing proactive ways to defend them.
The Solution
Take a Whole-Hospital Approach
Ordr is the only purpose-built platform that can discover and secure everything connected—from traditional servers, workstations, and PCs to IoT and IoMT devices. We take a "whole hospital" approach to security -- one platform of choice for multiple stakeholders, securing every connected device.
Benefits
Ordr delivers visibility and security for connected medical devices
- Detect and identify risks for every connected medical device
- Disrupt cyber attacks, including ransomware, across the kill chain
- Remediate and segment devices running on obsolete operating systems
- Gain real-time visibility into asset inventory and device utilization
- Limit risk exposure while deferring costs of replacing legacy devices
Rersourcess
Ordr Overview
Learn how the Ordr Systems Control Engine (SCE) discovers every connected device, profiles device behaviors, uncovers risks, and automates response.
Rise of the Machines 2021
Explore the Rise of the Machines 2021 Report. We profile the adoption and risks of all connected devices including IT, IoT, IoMT, and OT in Ordr deployments from June 2020 through June 2021.
Ransomware: These Four Best Practices Could Save You $4M
Download this book to help you gain a better understanding of the evolution of ransomware attacks, different kinds of ransomware tactics & 4 things you can do to mitigate the impact of an attack.