Cylera Named Leader in Connected Medical Device Security Solutions Report>
Cision PR Newswire – Cylera
Cylera, a healthcare IoT asset intelligence and security leader, has been acknowledged as a top technology leader by Quadrant Knowledge Solutions in its SPARK Matrix™: Connected Medical Device Security Solutions, Q4 2023 report.
The report details how Cylera’s IoT intelligence and security platform enables the discovery, categorization, risk assessment, and monitoring of a wide array of healthcare IoT and connected medical devices, offering unmatched visibility and accuracy.
Quadrant Knowledge Solutions’ research provides strategic insights for healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs), offering an analysis of the global connected medical device security solutions industry.
The study reveals substantial growth in IoT and IoMT assets, emphasizing concerns about managing attacks and operational, privacy, and reputation risks.
Cylera has been commended for its scalable SaaS-based platform, particularly its ease of use and deployment, suitability for larger hospital networks, and its rapid time-to-value and outcome-based approach to healthcare customer success.
Mohnish Rathore, an analyst at Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, highlighted Cylera’s capabilities, including accurate risk profiling and scoring, granular device details, improved security posture, alignment to standards-based risk analysis, and support for Zero Trust initiatives.
The platform’s analytics capabilities were also recognized for enhancing patient care availability and enabling informed budget decisions.
Timur Ozekcin, Co-founder & CEO of Cylera, expressed gratitude for being acknowledged as a leader, emphasizing the company’s commitment to optimizing healthcare resources while protecting the health and privacy of patients.
Cylera’s mission focuses on enhancing patient care and resiliency, underscored by its market leadership recognition.
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