Advancements in the biotech industry in security architectures that blend enterprise IT risk with OT risk on the manufacturing side increase security transparency of the product life cycle. Securing Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) requires threat modeling data drawn from asset inventories, application payloads, and custom protocols. The Armis Platform helps biotech communities bridge the gap in securing both new smart healthcare systems and legacy platforms for biomedical devices.
Healthcare Delivery Organizations (HDO’s) are a big part of the patient’s journey through the healthcare ecosystem. Connected medical devices improve a patient’s experience from the hospital bedside, to home, to the doctor’s office or home computer. By understanding the full scope of risk to continuity of operations, the Armis Platform provides HDO’s with high fidelity information, security data visualization, and response capabilities through your entire clinical workflow context to help improve the quality of care and reduce inefficiencies at the same time.
Implementing a medical device security strategy for healthcare organizations often involves navigating multiple security risk frameworks alongside disparate solutions with limited threat context. This leads to ineffective security operations when taking action on medical device visibility data that lack risk context. The Armis Platform helps security teams with data visualization that can pivot based on the role of the incident responder using native integrations with your existing security architecture to contain incidents involving connected medical devices.