Audit-ready documentation
Network diagram, rule set, access logs and patch status, prepared so that you can use them directly in audits.
Medical devices that cannot be patched, Germany’s telematics infrastructure (TI), multiple sites and audit obligations: in healthcare, the firewall is the central tool for segmentation and evidence.
Requirements
Segmentation first
Many medical devices run on old operating systems and must not be modified because of their certification. In that case, the network is the only protection.
| Segment | Examples | Principle |
|---|---|---|
| Medical technology | imaging, laboratory, monitoring | only with PACS and HIS, no internet |
| TI | connector, card terminals | only to TI endpoints and practice management |
| Hospital and practice IT | hospital information system, practice management system, workstations | required servers, internet via filter |
| Building services | building management, lifts, access control | strictly isolated |
| Guests and patients | Wi-Fi | internet only |
| Remote maintenance | vendor access | VPN with 2FA, time-limited, logged |
Evidence
Network diagram, rule set, access logs and patch status, prepared so that you can use them directly in audits.
For facilities with reporting obligations, the firewall logs flow to NEOSEC. Attacks are detected before they become incidents.
SOC with NEOSECFAQ
No, if it is configured correctly. We know the communication relationships of the connector and card terminals and map them precisely.
Segmentation is crucial precisely for these devices. They only talk to the systems they actually need.
Yes, via VPN with 2FA, time-limited and logged. That is more secure than permanently open access.
Contact
We start with an inventory of your networks and device classes.