As healthcare organizations adopt more connected medical devices, IoMT technologies, and smart hospital infrastructure, healthcare cybersecurity has become a critical part of delivering safe patient care.
In this customer story, Arkadiusz Bak, Head of Medical Technology at Kantonsspital Baden (KSB), shares how the hospital strengthened medical device security, improved asset visibility, and bridged the gap between biomedical engineering and IT security with Claroty.
As KSB transitioned to a highly automated healthcare environment, the team faced growing challenges around managing connected medical devices, legacy equipment, regulatory compliance, and cyber risk. By moving from manual processes to a data-driven cybersecurity strategy, KSB gained the visibility needed to better protect clinical operations while supporting patient safety.
Learn how KSB is improving:
Healthcare cybersecurity
Medical device security
IoMT visibility and risk management
Hospital cyber resilience
Regulatory compliance
Collaboration between Clinical Engineering and IT Security