Avoid Risk Before IoMT Purchase

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Unknown Risk

When an HDO buys a new medical device, they can’t tell if they are planning to buy the riskiest or the safest model from easily available information. Sometimes, choosing between multiple models can be difficult without knowing what security controls can be used.

Safest Configuration Unknown

Once a medical device is purchased and installed, it will have a measurable risk level. But no one can ever find that out because users don’t know about each other, and they may quantify risk differently.

Relevant Data is Dispersed

The cybersecurity information about a medical device is often maintained in different places. Some are only available to past buyers from manufacturers. MDS2 statements, SBOMs, and known vulnerabilities are all important but hunting for the right documentation becomes time-consuming.

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How Asimily Helps Customers Avoid Risky IoMT Purchases

Asimily ProSecure lets customers look up medical devices they are considering for procurement. In addition to a Risk Score, it displays the known security risks, Asimily’s targeted recommendations on how to mitigate them, and details on expected behavior from that device. Cybersecurity best practices learned from real deployments are also available.

Vendor Confidence

The IoMT market is highly diverse. What’s needed is a broad list of devices so that potential buyers can look up the risk levels of the models that are relevant to them. Breadth of manufacturers, models, and configurations all help the next buyer make a good kind of secure decision.

Trust Your Purchase

The most important cybersecurity information is immediately available to make an informed purchasing decision. Since not every hospital is the same, information from real-world deployments helps shape the data offered. Further, with the right security controls, an older, more affordable model can still be safe to operate.

Data-Informed Decisions

The data sources that determine if a device can be safely configured come from multiple sources. This includes known vulnerability databases, manufacturer information (SBOMs, MDS2) and more. Having all of this information in one place can reduce the time needed to make a security assessment on a potential purchase.