Healthcare organisations are increasingly strengthening cyber-resilience by improving visibility, reducing risk and adopting Zero Trust security to protect critical systems and patient care. David Finkelstein, CISO at St. Luke’s University Health Network, tells us how the organisation used the Forescout 4D Platform, integrated with Microsoft Defender and Azure, to gain real-time visibility across more than 40,000 connected devices, enforce Zero Trust policies, reduce unauthorised vendor access and streamline its cybersecurity operations.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has strengthened its cybersecurity posture by implementing the Forescout 4D Platform to gain complete visibility across its growing estate of Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices and network endpoints while supporting its Zero Trust strategy.
The healthcare provider manages approximately 22,000 IoMT devices and 18,000 endpoints. Previously, network assets and devices were tracked using infrequently updated spreadsheets and vendors could connect new devices to the network without authorisation, making it difficult to…
