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

Damage from ransomware infections is steadily increasing. A slight improvement in convenience can lead to unexpected risks. Let's be mindful of implementing multi-layered intrusion prevention and information leakage countermeasures.

It is said that "with zero trust in security measures, boundary control for intrusion prevention is outdated..." However, in the end, there are vulnerabilities lurking somewhere in security, and intrusions occur from there. Zero trust prevents "horizontal expansion" and "authentication acquisition," and it is essential to assume "not connected" for the protection of critical devices. The physical data diode OWCD provides hassle-free "not connected" boundary control. Did you know that there are actually two ways to use it? One is to protect the core by "not allowing anything to intrude." The other is to prevent takeover and actual damage by "not allowing anything to exit." Ransomware viruses require communication with malicious actors outside. By shutting that down, it prevents leakage and encryption. By combining it with access authentication and virus detection mechanisms, we enhance the overall system's availability and protect medical care. Not limited to medical institutions, government agencies and companies that skillfully combine OWCD to strengthen security while improving convenience are rapidly increasing, as are the SIers providing these solutions. We encourage your company to utilize the physical data diode OWCD. Please refer to our website for more information, including video explanations. Also, check the related links below, including contact information.

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