Overview

Healthcare organizations rely on network and computing resources to ensure the health and wellbeing of patients – no–stop, around–the–clock.

Advances in technology have allowed care providers to use electronic records and increase efficiency, so they can focus on their core responsibility – patient care. Meeting standards for safeguarding sensitive information such as patient records and to prevent fraud and abuse is mandated in Title II of HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The "Security Rule" outlines administrative, physical, and technical safeguards including policies, reporting, access control and authentication amongst many others.

Lockdown network access control ensures these controls can be effectively enforced and automated, without putting patients at risk.

How It Works

Lockdown's application in healthcare environments revolves around crafting policies to control access to the network, using identity and device health as primary access criteria.

For Network integrations, Lockdown network access control is particulary well–suited to healthcare environments because: