/ Healthcare environments
Keep care moving. Protect patient information.
Reduce technology interruptions across your care locations with dependable devices, controlled access, and resilient networks, with safeguards and evidence that support HIPAA compliance.
/ The business risk
What interrupts care, and what exposes it.
- Interrupted appointments
- Unavailable workstations
- Inappropriate access
- Gaps in equipment handling
A healthcare environment may contain shared clinical workstations, imaging devices, IoMT, specialty equipment, building automation, access systems, wireless infrastructure, connected clinical technology and vendor-serviced systems.
The environment is physical, so recovery has to be physical too. Surya does not operate clinical workflows or medical equipment functionality.
- Identity
- Clinical endpoint
- Site network
- Connected medical and operational systems
- Building infrastructure
- Care delivery
/ Two outcomes
Continuity
Keep care moving.
Prepared replacements, recoverable workstations and a recoverable site network give a supported failure a defined path back to work.
Security
Protect patient information.
Documented device handling, authorized access and controlled connections, with records for the purchased scope.
/ Standby, Endpoint and Fabric
How each product contributes.
| Product | Keep care moving | Protect information and equipment |
|---|---|---|
| Surya Standby | Make qualified replacements available where staff need them. | Document authorized device issue, return, and applicable disposition. |
| Surya Endpoint | Restore supported workstations, access, and declared protected data. | Apply identity and device protections around the supported working environment. |
| Surya Fabric | Keep the supported site network recoverable. | Control permitted connections among supported network zones. |
/ Evidence
Evidence for supported safeguards.
Each product produces records for its own scope, and every product supports automated reporting to Vanta. The configured reporting scope determines which records are transmitted automatically.
How evidence is produced →Automated reporting to Vanta
Surya is a Vanta partner. Every Surya product supports automated reporting to the Vanta platform, bringing evidence from your supported equipment, endpoints, and site networks into your compliance workflow. Where your requirements call for an independent audit or assessment, we can arrange the appropriate auditor relationship as part of your product scope.
Surya can arrange independent auditor relationships as part of your product scope when your requirements call for them.
The evidence listed illustrates the product's contribution; the configured reporting scope determines which records are transmitted automatically. Vanta licensing, connection scope, reporting details and any third-party assessment fees are confirmed in the commercial scope.
Compliance reporting and auditor coordination →/ HIPAA
Support HIPAA compliance through the controls you operate every day.
Surya supports the security of the agreed technology environment through equipment handling, access controls, device protection, and network safeguards. The product scope identifies Surya's responsibilities, the records available, and the responsibilities retained by your organization.
Every Surya product supports automated reporting to Vanta. As part of your product scope, Surya can also arrange independent auditor or assessment relationships to support the reviews your organization requires.
These are HIPAA Security Rule safeguards for the supported environment. Where Surya acts as a business associate for the purchased service, its obligations are set in the business associate agreement for that scope. There is no official HIPAA certification, and buying an infrastructure product does not by itself make an organization compliant.
Where product evidence connects.
- Device and media handling.
- Authorized access and authentication.
- Records of supported security operations.
- Recovery of declared protected systems and data.
Your organization keeps its wider privacy, security and breach-response program. That is a shared-responsibility matter, not something an infrastructure product takes over.
A practical scenario.
A covered clinic workstation fails. Staff use the approved replacement process; the device handoff is recorded. With the relevant Endpoint scope, the user regains authorized access and the declared working state under the supported controls.
An infrastructure replacement does not restore an unavailable third-party clinical application or every patient record.
Who owns what.
Clinical care, application ownership, medical-equipment function, and the organization's wider compliance program remain with their designated owners. Appropriate contractual and business-associate responsibilities are established for the purchased scope.
/ Device access in care environments
Prepare for the device handoffs around care.
Clinics, hospitals and ambulance operations depend on equipment being available where people begin work. These scenarios help identify whether a supported Endpoint profile fits the device handoff or recovery problem.
An evening workstation failure
A clinic needs a prepared replacement and an approved recovery path when a supported workstation stops working outside normal office hours.
See the use case →A shared device at shift change
A hospital team or ambulance crew needs a clear issue-and-return process for approved shared equipment, with a record of custody.
See the use case →A used spare at one location
A clinic group needs the failed unit returned and the local reserve replenished after a replacement is issued.
See the use case →Device eligibility, application access, data handling and cleaning responsibilities are established for the supported workflow. Clinical care and medical-equipment functionality remain with the organization and its vendors.
/ Architecture
Where Surya sits in the healthcare environment.
Start with Surya Standby: the configurations clinics already run are captured per role and replacement equipment is prepared to them, so a failed supported device is replaced at the site rather than waiting on logistics. Surya Endpoint and Surya Fabric are added on top of it where the deeper managed scope is needed.
/ Outcomes
What the product is expected to hold.
Keep supported endpoints ready.
Standardized, protected clinical and administrative compute.
Recover failed endpoint compute physically.
A prepared replacement at the site, issued and recorded.
Standardize site connectivity.
Released network profiles across care locations.
Improve visibility into connected physical systems.
Asset visibility and operating context where supported.
Control third-party access.
Scoped, recorded access for the vendors who service the environment.
Stabilize and standardize the foundation.
Then let internal IT build on it.
/ The boundary
Surya does not operate clinical care or medical equipment function.
Surya operates the supported technology foundation around clinical systems. Clinical decisions, medical-device function and regulated equipment remain with the organization and its vendors.
- Not included: Clinical workflow design
- Not included: Medical-device function, calibration or servicing
- Not included: Regulated device modification
- Not included: Clinical data interpretation
/ The products behind this
There is one Surya Endpoint and one Surya Fabric. This environment is described in its own language, but the product is the same released product.
Before you talk to anyone.
Tell us what interrupts work at your care locations, and which systems and information need protection.
Qualification returns the relevant products, supported scope, prerequisites, Vanta reporting arrangements, evidence responsibilities, and any requested auditor coordination. Commercial terms follow the fit review.
Check Fit means one thing: determine whether an existing Surya product fits the operating problem. It is not a strategy session, an engineer introduction, a free IT assessment or a roadmap engagement.
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