Who should use Guardian?

Guardian is ideal for medical device manufacturers who need to:

You need Guardian if you have:

• Devices with technical constraints, including limited connectivity, memory, or processing power (e.g., pacemakers, insulin pumps, surgical instruments)

• Legacy systems that can't be easily modified

• Multiple devices that need to communicate securely

• Limited resources for managing PKI infrastructure

• Need to meet FDA cybersecurity requirements

Common use cases:

• Eliminate security vulnerabilities in device-to-device communication

• Streamline FDA compliance with automated reporting and documentation

• Establish trusted connections to cloud services

• Implement zero-trust security architectures

• Manage cryptographic keys throughout device lifecycle

Teams

All of your teams benefit from using Guardian, as in these example initiatives.

• Product security engineers: Implementing zero-trust architectures.

• Software developers: Integrating security with minimal code changes.

• Product owners: Planning compliant security implementations

• Manufacturing teams: Implementing and streamlining device provisioning workflows

Role and industry-specific solutions

No matter your role, Guardian has you covered.

Healthcare Delivery Organizations (HDOs)

• Inventory management: Automatically detect and authenticate connected medical devices.

• Vulnerability assessment: Identify devices with security weaknesses.

• Segmentation enforcement: Ensure devices only connect to authorized systems.

Medical device manufacturers (MDMs)

• FDA premarket requirements: Meet FDA cybersecurity documentation requirements with automated reporting.

• Secure design practices: Build security into new devices from inception.

• Legacy device management: Secure already-cleared products without code modification.

Third-party service providers

• Safe security updates in the field: Simplified safe security updates by technicians

• Remote monitoring: Establish secure connections for remote service capabilities

• Security validation: Verify security measures without disrupting device operation