Enhanced Protection of Patient Data
Prevents Data Breaches: CTEM continuously monitors electronic health records (EHRs) and other sensitive data, reducing exposure to ransomware and phishing attacks. Compliance with Regulations: Helps meet HIPAA, GDPR, and other data privacy laws by ensuring vulnerabilities are patched before exploitation.
Secures IoT and Medical Devices
Identifies Vulnerabilities in Connected Devices: Many healthcare IoT devices (like infusion pumps, MRI machines) have weak security. CTEM detects and mitigates risks before attackers exploit them. Prevents Disruptions in Care: Reduces the risk of cyberattacks disrupting critical medical services.
Reduces Attack Surface with Continuous Monitoring
Real-time Threat Detection: Unlike traditional periodic scans, CTEM provides 24/7 visibility into emerging threats. Prioritizes High-Risk Vulnerabilities: Helps IT teams focus on the most critical security gaps first.
Improves Incident Response & Resilience
Faster Threat Mitigation: Automated workflows and AI-driven insights enable quicker responses to cyber incidents. Minimizes Downtime: Reduces the impact of cyberattacks on hospital operations, ensuring continuity of care.
Cost Savings & Risk Reduction
Avoids Fines & Legal Penalties: Proactive threat management reduces the likelihood of costly compliance violations. Lowers Cyber Insurance Premiums: Stronger security posture can lead to better insurance terms.
Supports Remote & Telehealth Security
Secures Telemedicine Platforms: Ensures that remote patient consultations and cloud-based health services remain protected from breaches.