Critical Technology that Enables Clinical Decision Support
Today, patient information is available to physicians at all times. Dell™
healthcare hardware and software products
offer an endpoint security solution that maintains accessibility for caregivers and helps protect patient data whether that information resides in a data center, or on an end user device. Managing healthcare data requires security that doesn’t affect clinician access to data. And with the fast changing healthcare environment, you solution must be agile enough to adapt quickly to new demands and new security threats.
Dell Data Protection and Encryption (DDP|E)
Using either hardware-based Full Volume Encryption, enabled by a Hardware Encryption Accelerator, or software-based Data Centric Encryption, Dell DDP|E delivers system disk and external media protection in a single solution.
Dell KACE
The pressure on healthcare industry to reduce costs, adhere to government regulations, and raise the quality of services, all with a limited budget, are daunting. Dell KACE Family of Systems Management Appliances automate management to allow for easy deployment and maintenance of security features.
Dell SonicWALL (Secure Remote Access, Mobile Connect, Next-Gen Firewall and Clean Wireless)
Delivers policy enforced, secure remote access to networked resources for a wide variety of mobile device types and platforms.
Dell Wyse Thin and Zero Complement
With VDI, IT personnel can streamline the maintenance process since engineers no longer have to manage hundreds of stand- alone desktop environments. The Dell Wyse approach to desktop virtualization, with zero-touch management, provides a central management console and built-in capabilities to boost performance and security.
Call today to learn how Dell hardware- and software-based endpoint security solutions can empower caregivers, increase collaboration, and save your organization’s budget.
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