Visibility into the network's blind spot.
Connected medical devices — pumps, monitors, imaging, biomedical equipment — are the largest unmanaged population on most hospital networks. We bring them under management without slowing your biomedical team down.
What healthcare orgs actually face.
Biomed and IT live on different sides of a long-standing fence. Connected devices accumulate. Some run unsupported firmware. Some need flat-network behavior to operate. Many have never been inventoried at the network layer.
Security audits keep flagging the IoMT gap. Segmentation projects keep stalling because nobody wants to be the one who broke an infusion pump.
We bring the discovery tooling, the clinical workflow understanding, and a deployment cadence that doesn't disrupt clinical operations.
How we build it.
- Passive network discovery integrated with platforms like Medigate, Claroty, or Armis
- Device classification mapped to clinical workflow and biomedical fleet inventory
- Risk-based micro-segmentation policies — applied progressively, never on day one
- Network access control integrated with biomedical onboarding processes
- Continuous monitoring with alerting routed to both SOC and biomedical engineering
- Lifecycle and patching coordination between IT, biomed, and device vendors
Measurable. Audited quarterly. Reported in plain English.
Complete device inventory
A live, accurate count of every connected medical device — typically 2–3× larger than the inventory IT thought it had.
Reduced clinical risk
Vulnerable devices isolated within policy days of disclosure, without disrupting clinical workflow.
Coordinated lifecycle
Biomedical engineering and IT working from a shared system of record. No more spreadsheet wars.
Private 5G + IoMT for a specialty cancer center.
Talk to a solutions engineer.
Bring the diagram, the carrier bill, or the requirement doc. We'll bring an honest read.