Healthcare IoT Security Software Product Ranking Comparison All

As the number of devices connected to networks within healthcare organizations continues to grow, so does the potential for network security to be compromised. These security risks—which can come from medical devices or the myriad other devices connected to healthcare networks—can impact not only information security but patient safety as well. Many healthcare internet of things (IoT) security solutions give organizations visibility into connected devices, but the most effective solutions also help actively reduce the risk associated with those devices. To inform healthcare organizations of their IoT security options, this report highlights the performance and purchase decision energy of software vendors in this space. The performance of IoT security services firms is also shared.

Recent Insights

Key Findings:

High-Scoring Medigate & Ordr Continue to See High Market Energy; Armis’ Traction Increasing
Healthcare IoT Market Insights
Palo Alto Networks Highly Considered but Trails the Market in Overall Customer Satisfaction
Asimily Rated High Value for Clinical/Biomedical Engineering; Cynerio Is Strong for IT/Networking Value
Services Firms: First Health Advisory Provides Expertise & Effective Risk Management
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Performance Data

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Products Appearing in Decisions

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Decision Insights

Healthcare IoT Security 2020

09 November 20 | Dan Czech and Joe VanDeGraaff

Adoption of security solutions for the healthcare internet of things (IoT) continues to grow as healthcare organizations look for ways to understand and manage the risk associated with connected devices. In most deployments, the focus has shifted from securing mainly medical devices to covering both medical devices and the broader IoT devices found in healthcare settings. As the market matures, organizations are also beginning to look beyond core capabilities—where most solutions are comparable—to factors like cost, ROI, expertise, and vendor culture when making buying decisions. With many strong options in the market, the bar for vendors is high. KLAS spoke with 51 healthcare organizations to understand which vendors are being selected and why and to glean early insights into customer satisfaction.

Healthcare IoT Security

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