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Overview
Medical devices, such as diagnostic tablet computers, heart rate monitors, and MRI scanners, are just as susceptible to malware as standard laptop computers. To protect medical devices, McAfee offers solutions that prevent unauthorized changes and keep devices malware-free.
McAfee Integrity Control locks down a medical device so only authorized executables and changes are allowed. This low-footprint solution protects against malware, unauthorized applications, and system changes. It also provides the ability to capture an audit trail of authorized changes, facilitating compliance and reporting. Only McAfee provides unique read/write protection for added data protection of field devices. With this feature, you can block the view and alteration of system data and configuration files from any other application other than the original creator of the data. For manufacturers of medical devices, McAfee offers these same capabilities with McAfee Embedded Security.
Key Benefits
- Safeguard devices without impacting performance
Protect your medical devices with McAfee Integrity Control, a low-overhead security solution that does not compromise device performance. - Lower costs and reduce overhead
Save time and money with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) platform, the centralized security console that eases management, simplifies reporting, and automates maintenance. Integrity Control on medical devices allows for the enforcement of business and manufacturing change policies and centralized reporting to validate field images. - Count on 24/7 security vigilance
Secure devices with open operating systems. Integrity Control provides protection from malware and tampering, ensuring your systems cannot be compromised.
Products
McAfee Firewall Enterprise
McAfee Firewall Enterprise is a next-generation firewall that restores control and protection to your network.
McAfee Network Security Platform
McAfee Network Security Platform is the industry’s most secure network intrusion prevention system (IPS). Backed by McAfee Labs, it protects customers on average 80 days ahead of the threat. It blocks attacks in real time, before they can cause damage, and protects every network-connected device. With Network Security Platform, you can automatically manage risk and enforce compliance — while improving operational efficiency and reducing IT efforts.
Risk & Compliance
McAfee Integrity Control
McAfee Integrity Control combines industry-leading whitelisting and change control technology, ensuring that only trusted applications run on fixed-function devices, such as point-of-service (POS) systems, ATMs, and kiosks.
McAfee Vulnerability Manager
McAfee Vulnerability Manager finds and prioritizes vulnerabilities and policy violations on your network. It balances asset criticality with vulnerability severity, enabling you to focus protection on your most important assets.
Endpoint Protection
McAfee Embedded Control
McAfee Embedded Control focuses on solving the problem of increased security risk arising from the adoption of commercial operating systems in embedded systems. Embedded Control is a small-footprint, low-overhead, application-independent solution that provides “deploy-and-forget” security.
Resources
Security Connected for Healthcare Providers: Preventative Care, Proactive Response
Learn how the Security Connected framework from McAfee works within the resource constraints and the special business requirements of healthcare providers to deliver threat protection, operational efficiencies, and sustainable compliance.
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- Healthcare Cloud Enabled Analytics is Growing
Kim Singletary - May 02, 2013
Like any industry, healthcare continues to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Still, it’s an industry that must also take precautions in order to maintain the privacy and security of health information. Analytics is a growing trend to measure improvements in healthcare, and a recent survey reported that 56.4% are now considering analytics to comply with Read more... - Antimalware management an integral part of healthcare ‘do no harm’ oath
Kim Singletary - March 20, 2013
It used to be that healthcare organizations large and small had to worry about doctor and patient relationships and providing better bedside manners and expectations. We are past those days, and healthcare is now a growing, fiercely competitive service with many options for both providers and individuals. But what needs to be incorporated into this Read more... - 2013 Healthcare Industry Wishes from McAfee
Kim Singletary - January 15, 2013
2013 kicked off with the HHS announcing its first HIPAA breach settlement involving less than 500 patients. As the first settlement involving a breach of less than 500 individuals, this action sends a strong message to everyone in the healthcare industry that all organizations, regardless of size, are responsible for safeguarding patient health information. In Read more... - 4 Ways to Protect Your Medical Information from Healthcare Fraud
Gary Davis - November 29, 2012
Winter is upon us, and with it comes the dreaded flu season. In turn, this means more trips to the doctor’s office and the potential for high medical bills – a monetary incentive that fraudsters have not overlooked. According to the FBI, healthcare fraud costs the United States an estimated $80 billion a year, with Read more... - Opportunities for Health IT Amongst Staffing Shortages
Kim Singletary - October 15, 2012
Employment for IT security professionals is at an all-time high. Information Security Media Group reports on the woes of organizations trying to fill key security roles: Demand is growing, but supply is limited. This shortage is even more apparent for healthcare organizations, as many are undergoing major initiatives to provide digitized healthcare information and processes. Read more...