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Healthcare · For Hospital Systems & Healthcare Networks

HIPAA evidence without the reconstruction project.

CybrIQ runs Layer 1 visibility across the parts of a hospital network nobody else watches: imaging modalities, infusion pumps, biomed gear, telehealth carts, conference rooms in admin towers, and the long tail of vendor-managed devices on the same VLAN as patient data. The audit reconstruction project that consumed six weeks before now collapses to a four-day evidence-pack review.

CybrIQ visibility overview from a healthcare deployment. Asset counters, host counts, risk tiers, and a recent risks panel listing devices flagged for biomed and IT review.
The Healthcare Visibility Gap

Where the visibility gap lives in a hospital.

Imaging and biomed.

Modalities, infusion pumps, and patient monitors land on the network with vendor-managed firmware and no central asset owner. The biomed team owns the devices, IT owns the network, and nobody owns the gap between them.

Vendor-managed signage and kiosks.

Wayfinding kiosks, patient-room TVs, family-room video systems. Each one a network endpoint with a lifecycle the customer's IT team did not configure.

Admin and executive AV.

Boardroom and executive-floor codecs handle conversations the cyber-insurance carrier asks specific questions about. CybrIQ produces the artifact that answers those questions.

Contractor gear during construction.

New tower, new wing, new floor. Contractor laptops on live ports, temporary hotspots, the cheap switch behind the AV closet. All on the same VLAN as the rest of the building.

Frameworks We Map

What CybrIQ produces, mapped to the controls that govern this industry.

  • HIPAA Security Rule §164.310(d)(1) device and media controls. §164.308(a)(1)(ii)(D) information system activity review. CybrIQ's per-device record satisfies both.
  • HITECH Breach notification thresholds depend on knowing what was connected. Continuous Layer 1 evidence makes that question answerable in seconds.
  • PCI DSS 4.0 Cafeteria, pharmacy, and gift-shop POS environments inside the hospital footprint. CybrIQ produces the inventory PCI 12.5.1 requires.
  • Joint Commission Environment of Care standards covering medical device safety. Layer 1 verification documents what is connected without disrupting clinical operations.
Outcomes

What changes for the Healthcare team that runs this.

Reference engagement
312 / 47
Devices found in the first sweep on a Fortune 500 healthcare campus, and devices missing from the asset register entirely.
Audit prep window
6 wk → 4 day
Reconstruction project that had been scoped at six weeks, collapsed to a four-day evidence-pack review.
Frameworks mapped
5
HIPAA, HITECH, PCI 4.0, NIST CSF, and Joint Commission EC pre-mapped to CybrIQ evidence.

Bring one campus. Walk out with the inventory the next audit asks for.

30 minutes. One environment. The artifact at the end is yours either way.

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