Security solutions for healthcare & connected medical devices
Hospital networks now carry HL7, DICOM and FHIR traffic between EHR systems, imaging equipment and a growing fleet of connected medical devices — every one of them a potential entry point, and every one of them in scope for GDPR and NHS DSP Toolkit expectations around patient data.
ConnexONE lets imaging studies, device telemetry and monitoring data leave the clinical network for archiving, analytics or remote specialist review, without opening any path back toward the devices or systems that generated it — ransomware on the receiving side simply has nowhere to go.
Because the boundary is hardware-enforced rather than a firewall policy, it holds even when the systems on either side don’t fully trust each other: a research partner, a cloud PACS provider or a third-party analytics platform can receive data without ever being trusted with write access to the clinical network.
Wide protocol support means it sits alongside existing PACS, HL7 interface engines and monitoring platforms rather than requiring a redesign of clinical IT to adopt it.
Clinics and outpatient sites often need the same segmentation a retail branch does — staff systems, guest wifi and camera networks kept apart on one appliance. EdgeGate applies that template consistently across every site from a single console.
Which ConnexONE product fits healthcare deployments?
The right fit depends on what the site needs to do — export data one-way, route and firewall a network, filter commands, monitor passively, or power edge devices. Here is how each product applies.
ConnexONE Data Diode
Direct fit for moving imaging studies, device telemetry and monitoring data out of the clinical network for archiving or analysis, with no path back toward the devices that generated it.
EdgeGate
Feasible for clinics and outpatient sites needing the same segmented-branch template as a retail site — staff, guest wifi and cameras kept apart. See above.
ConnexGate
Feasible for filtering HL7 or DICOM traffic at the command level between connected devices and hospital IT, rather than a hard one-way cut.
ConnexSight
Feasible for visibility into connected medical device traffic without active scanning — a documented way to disrupt a device is exactly what passive monitoring avoids.
VERGE
Feasible for IP cameras, access control and connected medical devices that need power and data on a single cable.
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