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HP Engage for Healthcare End-Point Security

HP Engage for Healthcare End-Point Security

HP Engage for Healthcare End-Point Security

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Overview
Healthcare data is a prime target for cybercriminals due to its high value, leading to increased ransomware attacks. The prevalent use of email and telehealth services in healthcare organizations has heightened the risk of cyberattacks, with email being the most common entry point. Traditional security measures have proven insufficient, necessitating a comprehensive 'full-stack' security approach.
HP's Full-Stack Security Approach
HP's security strategy begins below the OS with BIOS-level protection and extends to physical security features. This approach includes:
  • PC Platform Security: HP Sure Start ensures BIOS integrity by self-healing from malware or corruption. HP Sure Admin allows secure BIOS management without passwords. HP Sure Run maintains critical processes, and HP Sure Recover enables quick OS restoration.
  • Application Layer Security: HP Sure Sense uses AI to detect new threats, while HP Sure Click isolates web content to prevent malware spread.
  • Physical Security: Features like biometric authentication and secure docking solutions protect against physical threats.
Outcomes and Benefits
  • Incident & Disaster Recovery: Ensures quick recovery from endpoint failures, maintaining productivity.
  • Operation Continuity: Reduces downtime and IT disruptions through rapid OS re-imaging and self-healing BIOS.
  • PC Platform Integrity: Utilizes hardware-enforced protection to prevent malware infections.
  • Loss Prevention: Protects against data loss through secure BIOS and USB controls.
  • IT Cost Savings: Reduces support costs by minimizing malware-related interventions.
Summary
HP's comprehensive security solution provides robust protection at every level, starting with hardware-based security. This approach significantly reduces the risk of breaches and ensures stable operations critical for patient care.
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HP Engage for Healthcare End-Point Security

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Overview Healthcare data has long been targeted by cybercriminals, because it yields a high payout due to the high cost per data breach. So it is not surprising that healthcare has received a large increase in the number of ransomware attacks.1 How is this happening? Email communication within healthcare organizations has become more prevalent and the increased use of telehealth services has added to the risks of possible interception by cybercriminals. In fact, the most common (94%) entry point for cybercriminals to attack an organization is through email.2 Medical professionals often need...

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Remediation of a system with a firmware issue is expensive, complex, and can cause significant downtime for a healthcare operation. HP Engage long lifecycle systems featuring HP Sure Start are perpetually inspecting the system BIOS/firmware and automatically self-heal if the BIOS is damaged by malware, rootkits, or other forms of corruption. If any BIOS/firmware tampering is detected, HP Sure Start, in concert with the HP Endpoint Security Controller, replaces the affected BIOS/firmware with a clean version and boots up the system with a fully functional BIOS/firmware. HP’s protection at the...

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Application Layer Security Even when a platform has security, the applications above it can still be vulnerable. HP’s Wolf Security3 stack also includes hardware-enforced isolation technology, anti-phishing credential protection, and next generation antivirus for unrivaled protection at the application layer. HP Sure Sense, a Next Generation Antivirus8 HP Sure Click Enterprise using Endpoint Isolation Technology8 Traditional antivirus protection can’t always recognize new attacks. HP Sure Sense harnesses the power of deep-learning AI to identify and quarantine never-before-seen attacks, helping...

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Physical Security Physical attacks are difficult to detect and remediate. HP Engage long lifecycle systems include built-in physical protections against intruders including biometric authentication, chassis locks, and port disablement options. Physical theft or loss, while more common in the mobile environment, can open up healthcare organizations to unnecessary risk. The HP Engage Go 10 tablet can be securely locked in the HP Engage Go 10 Convertible Dock9 or in the HP Engage Go 10 Multi-charger9. When ready for use out on the floor the tablet can be mechanically unlocked. To assist with this...

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Stable and continuous operations are critical to healthcare organizations. Keeping processes going can mean everything for patient care. Many of today's traditional anti-virus solutions are not enough to protect critical data from the persistent threat of cyberattacks. Healthcare organizations need a new and comprehensive approach that provides protection at every level, starting with a firm foundation. HP full-stack solution starts with a hardware root of trust, the HP Endpoint Security Controller, which provides hardware-based protection and is the key driver behind the resilience of HP Sure...

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1. Cost of a Data Breach Report 2021, IBM Security, July 2021. Cyberattacks on healthcare have continued to rise over the years and have seen a 29% increase in the average cost of a breach in 2021. Why? Because healthcare data provides the highest return for cybercriminals, putting healthcare institutions at the top of their list of victims. Example shown in articles: San Diego Health Faces Class Action Lawsuits Over Phishing Attack - CalHIPAA and UC San Diego Health announces data breach - The San Diego Union-Tribune (sandiegouniontribune.com) 3. HP Wolf Security for Business requires Windows...

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