Medical institutions should ensure to cut off unnecessary communications to protect their core from ransomware attacks.

The number of ransom demands and service suspensions due to ransomware infections is increasing. As IT advances, the risks also grow. Don't forget to implement effective intrusion and information leakage countermeasures.

It is said that with "zero trust, security measures are perfect and intrusion prevention through boundary control is outdated," but in the end, there are always security holes somewhere that can be exploited, leading to system reboots and taking days to restore data from backups during which nothing can be done, which often makes the news. There are even worse cases. The physical data diode OWCD provides hassle-free boundary control, but did you know that there are actually two ways to use it? One is to protect the core without allowing intrusions. The other is to prevent any data from being sent out, thus avoiding the actual damage from takeover. Ransomware relies on remote communication with the outside. By shutting that down, we can counteract data leaks and ransom demands for encrypted data. By combining it with access authentication and virus detection mechanisms, we enhance the overall availability of your medical system and protect your medical services. Not only in healthcare, but government agencies and companies that skillfully combine OWCD to strengthen their defenses while reducing costs are rapidly increasing, as are the SIers providing these solutions. We encourage your company to consider utilizing the physical data diode OWCD. Please also refer to our website. There are video explanations available! Check out the related links below, including contact information.

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