Case Study: Dayton Children's Hospital achieves zero trust medical device security with ORDR

Dayton Children's Hospital gains complete medical device visibility with ORDR

Dayton Children's Hospital faced significant visibility gaps with its connected medical devices, creating security blind spots across its clinical networks. The pediatric institution needed to implement a zero trust architecture to strengthen its medical device security without disrupting critical operations and turned to vendor ORDR and its security platform for a solution.

ORDR implemented its solution using passive discovery and continuous monitoring to automatically build a complete inventory of all medical devices. This provided Dayton Children's with comprehensive asset visibility, eliminated security blind spots, and established device security baselines and segmentation policies aligned with healthcare compliance. The ORDR solution enabled the hospital to enforce zero trust principles across its clinical assets, achieving enhanced security while maintaining full operational continuity.

Dayton Children's Hospital