Keep ransomware and phishing away from your patients.
When a hospital gets hit, it isn't just data on the line. It's care. ThreatSTOP stops connections to malicious domains and IP addresses before they can reach patient records or clinical systems, working quietly at the DNS and IP layers on the infrastructure you already run.
When patient records are the target.
Healthcare runs on systems that cannot go down, and it holds the data attackers want most. Ransomware, phishing, and infected devices beaconing to command-and-control all put patient records and clinical systems at risk, and providers still have to meet HIPAA and PCI while keeping care running.
The infected device nobody was looking for.
During a ThreatSTOP proof of concept, Geisinger's team found something unsettling. A clinical ultrasound machine was quietly beaconing to a command and control server overseas. A vendor had infected it over USB during a routine service call. ThreatSTOP caught it, shut it down, and pointed straight to the exact device.
"ThreatSTOP caught the most threats, has the best interface, and is able to determine threat activity at the device level."
Senior Technical Analyst, Geisinger
Why healthcare teams trust ThreatSTOP.
Threats caught at the device level.
Block the connection before it reaches a patient record, and see exactly which device is talking to a malicious domain or IP.
Keep patient data safe. Keep care running.
Stop ransomware and phishing at the DNS and IP layers, right on the infrastructure you already run. Request a trial, or talk to an engineer who's done this before.