Healthcare

We secure the infrastructure of care: connected medical devices, building systems and utilities. Zero disruption to patient care is the first requirement, not an afterthought.

Why now

Hospitals are critical infrastructure

NIS2 — Essential entity

Hospitals carry binding security duties, incident-reporting deadlines and personal accountability for management.

Connected medical devices

Infusion pumps, imaging, monitors — often unpatchable, unscannable and invisible to classic IT tooling.

Building systems

HVAC, access control, elevators and power share networks with clinical systems — and an HVAC failure closes operating rooms.

The problems we keep finding

What we do

Zero-disruption security for clinical environments

Medical device visibility

Purpose-built discovery and risk analysis for medical devices (IoMT) and clinical assets on the Armis Medical Device Security platform — fully passive, no agent, no disruption.

Building systems included

One picture across medical devices, building management and utilities — because patient safety depends on all three.

Clinical-safe segmentation

Segmentation policy designed around clinical change windows and device constraints, enforced step by step.

Managed monitoring

Continuous monitoring and vulnerability prioritization that respects how hospitals actually operate, under clear service levels.

Entry point: Connected Device & Building Systems Visibility Assessment

One campus. A unified, classified inventory of medical devices and building systems with exposure analysis and a prioritized, clinically realistic plan. We do not touch clinical IT applications — our scope is the infrastructure of care.

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