Case Study: General Accident Insurance Institute strengthens medical device risk management with Claroty xDome for Healthcare

General Accident Insurance Institute reduces high-risk medical devices with Claroty xDome

The General Accident Insurance Institute (AUVA), Austria's largest provider of statutory accident insurance, faced a challenge in managing cybersecurity risks for its vast network of connected medical devices. Their previous approach relied on fragmented documentation and lacked consistent transparency, making it difficult to accurately identify assets and capture detailed information. To address this, AUVA sought a modern, centralized asset management solution and chose to implement Claroty's xDome for Healthcare platform.

The solution provided by Claroty delivered enhanced visibility into all connected devices, improved risk management with detailed charts and scores, and enabled SOC integration for proactive threat detection. A major outcome was the ability to group devices for network segmentation and regulate their communication through a strict firewall ruleset, which led to a drastic reduction in high-risk devices. The implementation of Claroty's xDome platform gave AUVA a comprehensive understanding of device communications, streamlined its risk management processes, and markedly improved its overall cybersecurity stance.

General Accident Insurance Institute