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CyberMDX announces a partnership to integrate CyberMDX into newly announced integrated cybersecurity services with Philips

prnewswire | November 30, 2020

CyberMDX, a main medical care cybersecurity supplier conveying perceivability and danger anticipation for clinical gadgets and clinical organizations, today reported an association Royal Philips, a worldwide pioneer in wellbeing innovation, to incorporate CyberMDX's Healthcare Security Suite into the recently presented coordinated Cybersecurity Services offered by Philips.

The expansion of millions of associated clinical gadgets permits clients and organizations to share, search, explore, oversee, think about, and break down a basically boundless progression of information that improves care results. Guaranteeing the security and protection of these frameworks and related information, notwithstanding, requires an exhaustive danger based cybersecurity program. Made as a stage for organization with medical care clients, the Philips Cybersecurity Services help characterize and actualize key and strategic programming and gadget insurance.

As a feature of the association, Philips' clients will access CyberMDX's driving administrations including the organization's planning and assessment abilities, clinical gadget hazard appraisal, security prioritization, danger recognition and knowledge, interruption avoidance, consistence and administration, and related help. The information and experiences gathered through CyberMDX structure a center establishment for advancement and execution of a full cybersecurity plan for Philips' clients.

"The size and complexity of modern healthcare networks necessitates a robust multi-tiered security approach," said Amir Magner CEO of CyberMDX. "Protecting the integrity of our medical devices so that our healthcare professionals can continue to provide their lifesaving services is our primary mission at CyberMDX and we believe that our partnership with Philips will be a tremendous asset towards furthering that goal."

"Philips is pleased to work with CyberMDX to provide health technology customers with vendor-neutral solutions to protect connected medical systems and devices," said Conrad Smits, Head of Global Services and Solutions at Philips. "We look forward to offering integrated services to secure and protect technologies that have the promise to transform healthcare."

About CyberMDX

CyberMDX is an IOT security leader dedicated to protecting the quality care of health delivery worldwide. CyberMDX provides cloud-based cybersecurity solutions that support the advancement of The Internet of Medical Things. The CyberMDX solution identifies endpoints and assesses vulnerabilities to detect, respond to, and prevent cyber incidents. Deployed worldwide, CyberMDX is designed to integrate with our customers' existing environments through its scalable, easy-to-deploy and agentless solution.

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