FEATURE Medical
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Healthcare and the Cloud Partners Congatec, S.I.E and Secunet Medical Connect securely link medical devices and networks D
ata processing will shape day-to-day healthcare in the future. Providing a secure gateway for hardware,
operating system and interface, Secunet Medical Connect helps companies to implement digitalisation for individual needs today. With the “one box solution” developed by Congatec, S.I.E and Secunet, decentralised medical structures can be integrated quickly and securely.
At MEDICA Late last year, the value-added alliance partners Congatec, S.I.E and Secunet were at the MEDICA event in Germany, where they presented their joint solution portfolio for securely connecting medical devices and networks with modern data-driven IT services and healthcare platforms. The Secunet Medical Connect family of edge gateways enables the use of secure and GDPR-compliant Cloud applications. Secunet is Germany’s leading cybersecurity company. In an increasingly connected world, the company’s combination of products and consulting services offers resilient digital infrastructure implementations and the utmost protection for data, applications and digital identities. Secunet specialises in areas where unique security requirements are a must, including the Cloud, IIoT, eGovernment and eHealth. S.I.E (System Industrie Electronic GmbH) is one of the market-leading engineering and manufacturing specialists for embedded systems and cyber-physical systems in challenging regulatory environments, such as medicine, industry and cyber security. As a full-service provider, the company supports its customers throughout the entire product lifecycle, starting with consulting services, through development and production, to quality and lifecycle services.
Congatec’s embedded and edge computing products and services, like its high-performance computer modules, are used in a wide range of applications and devices in industrial
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automation, medical technology, transportation, telecommunications and many other areas.
Data room edge gateway Hosting secure off -premise data rooms requires the integration of gateway platforms such as Secunet Medical Connect into existing clinical networks. Solution providers can then implement their data-driven services on these platforms. This starts with secure and legally-compliant collection, processing and pseudonymisation of machine and patient data that is then transferred to the cloud. Throughout this process, the medical networks must be protected at all times, and patient data must be processed securely and in accordance with all medical regulations, standards and norms – and not only within the applications, but also across the system and interfaces
Congatec-S.I.E-Secunet Medical Connect
themselves. Secunet Medical Connect off ers comprehensive security, from the hardware to the secure execution environment.
A gateway platform Providers of digitisation solutions for the healthcare sector such as Honic (Health Data Technologies GmbH) rely on Secunet Medical Connect. The company off ers a GDPR-compliant medical health data platform that enables data-based research and development. Applications from Honic are used on the edge gateway.
Complete development package The value creation alliance gives companies in regulated industries such as healthcare the opportunity to react quickly and agilely to new requirements in product development and shortens development cycles from concept to initial minimum viable products. These can be tested with end users in real-life proof of concepts to realise rapid market maturity of user-centric solutions. Numerous industry-specifi c regulations and certifi cations are supported, including MDR-certifi ed medical computers and cybersecurity standards.
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