Case Study: South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust improves medical device security and visibility with Claroty xDome

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust improves security for 1.5 million patients with Claroty

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust faced significant cybersecurity challenges in securing its growing number of connected medical devices. The organization lacked a centralized inventory, had limited visibility into device communications, and managed many unpatchable, care-critical devices. To address these risks, the trust partnered with cybersecurity vendor Claroty and implemented its xDome platform.

Claroty's solution provided comprehensive visibility and control over the medical device inventory. The implementation of xDome enabled automated network access control, improved threat detection, and streamlined compliance reporting. As a result, South Tees strengthened its security posture, reduced the risk of unauthorized access, and demonstrated a clear return on investment to stakeholders by mitigating potential data breaches and enabling future cost savings on maintenance fees.

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust