Cybersecurity is only as strong as its weakest link. Healthcare is consistently a prime target for advanced cyberattacks, including ransomware and data breaches, intensified by its increasing reliance on technology to support innovative patient care. With sprawling technology and expansive third-party vendor connections underpinning every aspect of patient care, without robust security measures for every point of connection, healthcare delivery organizations are left exposed and unsure of where the gaps exist.
Armis Centrix™ supports effective cybersecurity and protection for every technology asset and every connection within your network, providing essential capabilities for an effective third-party cyber exposure management (CEM) program. By providing immediate and complete visibility into all connected assets with a multi-detection engine, anomalous behavior monitoring, early warning of potential risks before they’re weaponized, patient-centric vulnerability management and risk scoring, compliance reporting, and streamlined enforcement and remediation, Armis Centrix™ proactively protects and secures every exposure and keeps healthcare delivery organizations operational.
Armis Solves Key Third-Party Risk Challenges
- More exposures, more breaches – 62% of organizations experienced a third-party data breach or cybersecurity incident in 2024.
- Minimal access control – 70% of healthcare organizations with third-party breaches attribute the incident to giving too much privileged access to outside parties.
- Limited visibility and blind spots – Less than half of healthcare organizations trust that they have a comprehensive inventory of all third parties with access to their network, leading to blind spots regarding connected assets, patch status, and device vulnerabilities.
- Regulatory compliance and accountability – Healthcare organizations must maintain effective security measures for the entire technology ecosystem, including third-party accountability. Failure to meet privacy and security regulations such as HIPAA and GDPR can lead to extensive fines and even legal action.
- Business continuity risks – Disruptions caused by third-party failings, such as service downtime, can compromise patient care and operational continuity.