6 essential steps to comprehensive IoT security
The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has been transforming healthcare over the last decade, and demand is only going up. With half of all devices in healthcare organizations unmanaged, security has become the weakest link. IoMT devices have a remarkably low barrier to entry, so it’s no surprise that 41% of attacks are able to exploit inherent vulnerabilities in these unmanaged endpoints.*
You don’t have to be a target. To help you find a comprehensive, end-to-end security strategy, Palo Alto Networks has identified six essential steps to protect every medical device in your network.
In this e-book, The Healthcare CISO’s Guide to IoT Security, Palo Alto Networks brings you the ideal approach to implementing secure clinical and device workflow management in six steps. Discover:
With attacks becoming more common and sophisticated, it’s time to step up your IoMT security. The approach of Palo Alto Networks protects every medical device in your network, relieves the operational burdens of securing and managing medical devices, and provides comprehensive security, maximum ROI and optimal patient outcomes.
* Gartner survey analysis, January 2020
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