Hospital Cybersecurity
Ransomware resilience, network segmentation and incident readiness for hospitals, clinics and diagnostic networks.
Medical Device Security
Secure connected devices at the bedside
Security for connected medical devices and clinical IoT — inventory, risk assessment, isolation and secure design for manufacturers.
The problem
Why this matters
Infusion pumps, imaging systems, monitors and lab analysers are increasingly networked, often run outdated software and cannot be changed without the manufacturer. Hospitals need to know what is connected and contain the risk; manufacturers need to design devices that meet growing pre-market security expectations.
Common challenges
- Incomplete inventory of connected clinical devices
- Outdated operating systems and vendor-controlled patching
- Devices sharing networks with general IT
- Pre-market cybersecurity expectations for manufacturers
Our approach
How we work
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Discover
Identify connected devices passively without disrupting care.
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Assess risk
Evaluate vulnerabilities in the context of clinical function.
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Isolate
Apply segmentation and monitoring proportionate to risk.
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Design securely
Help manufacturers build threat modelling and SBOMs into development.
Capabilities
What our medical device security work covers
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Device inventory
Passive discovery and classification of clinical devices.
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Clinical risk assessment
Vulnerability prioritisation that accounts for patient safety.
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Device segmentation
Network zones and access policies for device classes.
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Procurement requirements
Security clauses and MDS2 review for new device purchases.
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Threat modelling
Design-stage security analysis for device manufacturers.
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SBOM & vulnerability management
Software bills of materials and post-market monitoring.
Engagement
Deliverables and benefits
What you receive
- Connected device inventory
- Device risk register
- Segmentation and monitoring design
- Secure design and SBOM guidance for manufacturers
What it changes
- Visibility of every connected device
- Contained risk from unpatchable equipment
- Security considered before purchase or release
Standards & technology
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will scanning disrupt clinical devices?
We use passive discovery for clinical networks; any active testing is scheduled and agreed with clinical engineering and the manufacturer.
Discuss your medical device security requirements
Let’s discuss it. Tell us what you are working on and an engineer — not a sales script — will respond.