Continuous vulnerability visibility for medical device and EHR environments.
What you are measured against
Healthcare providers in the Netherlands operate under NEN 7510 for information security and the GDPR for patient data. As essential entities, many also fall under NIS2 Article 21. These frameworks demand demonstrable vulnerability management, access control, encryption, and incident handling. The common thread is evidence: regulators and auditors want to see that controls are not only defined but continuously enforced and recorded across every system that touches patient data.
Where the exposure sits
Clinical environments mix long-lived medical devices, legacy Windows endpoints, and modern EHR platforms. Medical devices often cannot be patched on a normal cycle and run unsupported operating systems. Endpoints carry sensitive records, so a single unpatched workstation is a breach risk. Flat clinical networks let one compromised device reach many. Shared workstations and weak local account hygiene widen the attack surface further.
Turning regulatory pressure into evidence
Secuno gives a live inventory of every managed endpoint and the software on it, then correlates that against 350,000 CVEs so unpatched clinical workstations surface immediately. Where a medical device cannot be patched, its risk can be formally accepted with compensating controls and an expiry date, then it reopens automatically when acceptance lapses. Configuration rules detect missing disk encryption, disabled antivirus, and weak local account hygiene across the estate. Controls are scored per client against ISO 27001:2022, the standard NEN 7510 builds on, and against NIS2 and GDPR, with policies such as backups and incident response attested and reminded before they lapse. Because correlation runs continuously, evidence reflects the current state rather than a quarterly snapshot.
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