Connected medical devices
Imaging, monitoring and infusion equipment that cannot run an agent and must never be scanned.
Industries
Healthcare
Hospitals, diagnostic chains, insurers and health-tech platforms run clinical networks full of devices that cannot take an agent, hold the most sensitive personal data there is, and cannot stop for a maintenance window. We secure them without becoming a risk to care.
- Obligations we map to
- DPDP Act 2023 for health data, ABDM ecosystem requirements, CERT-In directions and HIPAA where you serve US patients
- Clinical networks
- Passive visibility only; nothing transmitted toward devices
- Our position
- Mapping supports assurance; it is not certification
Pressures
What leaders in the sector tell us.
Patient safety and patient data pull in the same direction: the network must stay up, and it must be watched.
Ransomware and continuity
An outage is a clinical event. Recovery has to be rehearsed, not assumed.
Health data across vendors
Records move between hospital systems, laboratories, insurers and platforms, each a processor with obligations.
Digital health mandates
ABDM integration and consent-based data exchange create new interfaces and new audit questions.
How we help
Capabilities most used by healthcare clients.
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Platform
Watch the clinical network without touching it.
Rhinexa Sentinel reads a mirror copy of traffic, discovers every transmitting device including the ones that cannot take an agent, and keeps a tamper-evident record. It is never in the path.
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Sample dataInsights
Related perspectives.
Governance, Risk and ComplianceYou can’t defend what you haven’t classified
Why asset clarity is a board-level risk decision: visibility, ownership and accountability before tools.
Infrastructure Security900 million requests later: a year at the edge
What a year of running a machine-learning WAF at the load-balancer layer taught us about hardening as a lifecycle.
Network SecuritySecurity is not a firewall. It is seven stacked decisions
The control existed, just not at the layer that got hit. Defence in depth is seven audits.