Healthcare
Zero Trust engineering for healthcare — protecting patient data and the clinical systems care depends on, from the electronic health record outward.
Security that can't get in the way of care
A hospital cannot take the network down for a maintenance window, and a clinician cannot wait on an access request mid-procedure. Healthcare Zero Trust has to protect patient data and connected medical systems without ever becoming the thing that slows care down.
Clinical systems & EHR platforms
Zero Trust engineered around the electronic health record and the systems that surround it.
Access, segmentation, and inspection designed around the platforms healthcare organizations actually run on.
James to add platform-specific detail here — how Arduwyn secures each of these environments and the integration specifics for each. The six platforms above are confirmed; the supporting detail is still to come. PACS vendor to be named once recalled.
Regulatory & compliance
HIPAA, HITECH, and the access controls and evidence that satisfy them.
James to add the healthcare regulatory section — HIPAA Security Rule alignment, PHI protection, HITECH, breach-notification posture, audit and evidence handling, and how Zero Trust maps to each. Drafting later once the brain blank clears.
The Arduwyn healthcare approach
How a healthcare Zero Trust engagement runs, end to end.
James to add the healthcare approach section — clinical and medical-device segmentation, identity-centric access for clinical staff and third parties, GenAI guardrails for clinical workflows, and the engagement model. Reference the anonymized healthcare case study on the home page as proof.
Bringing Zero Trust to a clinical environment?
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