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Clinical Asset Management Leader TRIMEDX Announces Launch of Vigilor

An expansion of its medical-device cybersecurity solution as independent services to all health systems

Mon, 08/14/2023 - 12:00
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(TRIMEDX: Indianapolis) -- TRIMEDX, an industry-leading, independent clinical asset management company delivering clinical engineering services, clinical asset informatics, and medical device cybersecurity, has launched Vigilor, independent cybersecurity services that are available to all health systems.

Vigilor is a comprehensive, closed-loop medical-device cybersecurity program that works with health systems’ existing clinical engineering, biomed, and IT security teams, as well as technology and processes. This allows healthcare organizations of any cybersecurity maturity to establish a comprehensive device-cybersecurity program, no matter where they’re starting, and to minimize risk and improve patient safety. 

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Health systems are facing unprecedented challenges. Staffing shortages, increased labor and supply costs, declining margins, and increasing cyberattacks, as well as new and evolving regulations and legislation, are all putting more pressure on healthcare organizations and dividing the attention of leaders and associates. The drastic financial, operational, and safety consequences of cyberattacks against health systems mean that healthcare organizations need to prioritize their cybersecurity programs.  

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