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Secure Medical Devices to Deliver Uninterrupted Patient Care

Reduce risk to hospitals and enhance their breach-readiness

Hospitals are becoming key breach targets, and when breached, it curtails the hospital's ability to deliver patient care - and even impacts patient outcomes and safety. One of the key attack vectors that puts a hospital at risk is its medical devices and internet-connected assets. Assessing and reducing the risk associated with cyber-physical systems (CPS) in the clinical environment is essential to securing the devices that clinicians and patients depend on daily. Asset inventory, exposure management, Zero-Trust microsegmentation, secure remote access, and threat detection provide the foundation for protecting these critical healthcare devices.

Join us on-demand for a webinar where experts Claroty and ColorTokens explore the most important steps to secure these critical devices.

Key takeaways:

  • The recent innovations in the area of visualization and microsegmentation — all aimed to bring cyber-resilience to our customers

  • The necessity and benefits of strengthening medical device management through a visualization of all operational assets, including their network communications and securing all medical devices

  • Why a Zero-Trust segmentation approach leads to better business continuity and uninterrupted patient care delivery

Discover how Claroty xDome and ColorTokens Xshield deliver a powerful solution to protect all CPS in the healthcare environment:

  • Stronger protection for medical/IoMT devices and clinical systems

  • Closed‑loop risk reduction and policy automation

  • Resilient operations and compliance for uninterrupted patient care

Interested in learning about Claroty's Cybersecurity Solutions?

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