Harness expert-defined policies and granular access controls to embrace network segmentation and policy enforcement.
Combining connectivity with the unique complexities of healthcare environments can have serious implications. Challenges in network protection include:
Lack of visibility or clinical expertise makes it difficult to know what each connected device is and how they communicate. Network protection requires complete visibility of devices and communications.
Security infrastructure in place often lacks visibility and expertise to consider the clinical impact of policies and communication patterns. There must be a way to create and enforce polices across the entire network.
HDOs can lack the knowledge to accurately detect and respond to suspicious medical device communications. Managing device network behavior without accurate device details and behavioral baselines is difficult
Applying the right policy to the proper device improves overall security posture for HDOs. Claroty xDome provides out-of-the-box network security policy recommendations that incorporate clinical context and integrate with leading security tools.
HDOs can dynamically assign network policies for clinical devices based on user-defined device groups, observed traffic, and contextualized recommendations. This policy enforcement will allow your organization to balance security and accessibility without disruption to patient care.
By simulating the impact of segmentation policies, HDOs understand how network policy and device communication changes affect their risk posture. These measures can help your organization confidently achieve both security and uptime goals.
Claroty has partnerships and meaningful integrations with industry-leading security tools. This bi-directional communication increases visibility across your hospital network.