Cybersecurity for healthcare
Healthcare institutions run on systems that must always be available, with sensitive patient data and medical devices that cannot simply be changed.
Priorities
Continuity of care, a wide variety of (medical) devices and secure access to patient data. Dutch healthcare institutions work with the NEN 7510 standard and largely fall under NIS2.
A careful rollout
- 01
Map dependencies
Which clinical processes depend on which systems and devices?
- 02
Test compatibility
A pilot on representative devices, including your critical applications.
- 03
Phased rollout
Per group, in consultation with the service owners.
What Xcitium solves
Ransomware stands no chance
Containment prevents unknown code from encrypting systems.
Automated recovery
According to Xcitium, automatic rollback after an attack.
Visibility of devices
IoT and devices without an agent in view as well.
Fast response
The SOC acts without care processes coming to a halt.
Complete your coverage
Frequently asked questions
Can agents be installed on medical devices?
Often not, because of certification. Those devices are protected through network segmentation and monitoring instead of an agent.
Can isolating a system disrupt care?
That is why we agree in advance which systems are critical and which measures may and may not be taken automatically there.
Healthcare in your environment?
In a short demo we show you how it works, discuss your situation and make a proposal. No obligation, in English or Dutch.
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