Ransomware contained
in 39 seconds.
A 14-hospital system stopped a ransomware canary before a single clinical system blinked — agentless, across 12,400 connected devices.
You can't reboot a cath lab.
Helix couldn't put agents on FDA-certified devices, and its EDR was blind to everything from infusion pumps to imaging. A ransomware crew only needed one unpatched pump to pivot toward the EHR — and the SOC had no way to isolate a device without risking a patient.
- Agents barred from certified medical devices
- Infusion pumps and imaging invisible to EDR
- Isolating a device risked interrupting care
- No shared view of IT and clinical networks
Watch everything, touch nothing.
threatDefendr fingerprinted every connected device passively — no agents, no certification risk — and modeled normal behavior per device class. When a canary tripped, gated containment quarantined the segment, not the patient.
The outcome, measured.
A ransomware canary on a legacy pump was quarantined at the segment before it could enumerate the EHR.
No clinical system went offline; the care floor never saw an alert.
Every connected device is now inventoried and behaviorally baselined without an agent.
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