Clinicians can't deliver care when the imaging console, the EMR workstation, or the infusion-pump tooling is down because a Windows update shipped overnight. We handle the clinical and biomed laptops, imaging workstations, and cart endpoints from our HIPAA-aligned, NIST 800-171 facility in Research Triangle Park — so the update never breaks the device, and the device never breaks the shift.
/ Compliance Posture
Audit-Ready
HIPAA · NIST 800-171 · NIST 800-88 SANITIZATION
/ Proof Points
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OS, browser, Java, and .NET stacks held to what GE, Philips, Siemens Healthineers, Medtronic, and Stryker actually support on their consoles.
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Java, .NET, and browser versions pinned for Epic, Cerner, and Meditech Hyperspace — clinical apps don't break overnight.
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Conservative patch rings tied to FDA-cleared device compatibility statements, staged behind a clinical change window.
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BitLocker, screen-lock, audit logging, and biomed asset tagging applied to every device before it leaves the floor.
MEDICAL DEVICE SECURITY
Most multi-site providers can't produce a complete list of the medical devices on their network — the infusion pumps, the imaging consoles, the patient monitors, the diagnostic equipment a vendor connected during a service call. That's a HIPAA problem, a patient safety problem, and an audit problem in the same breath.
Surya's network edge ships with medical device visibility built in. Every clinic gets the same engineered appliance, pre-configured to discover and monitor every connected device — clinical, IoMT, and IT — with the right segmentation enforced from day one.
Every clinic gets the same engineered network edge — firewalls, switches, access points, and our network appliance — configured to one standard in our facility and shipped ready to deploy.
The visibility-and-security layer is Claroty's Medigate platform, pre-installed and pre-configured on the Surya appliance. Every medical device on the network discovered, profiled, and monitored — without standing up a separate IoMT security stack.
Clinicians, administrative staff, contractors, and connected medical devices each get the access they need — defined once, applied identically at every clinic. The same model that governs your endpoints governs your network.
Medical device visibility, network segmentation, and persona-based access — engineered together, shipped together, operated together.
/ Scenarios
Scenario / Clinical — OT Laptops — Healthcare
Your clinicians' laptops run the imaging consoles, the patient records, and the infusion tools. When an automatic update breaks one of them overnight, care stops until someone fixes it. We make sure that update never ships before it's safe — holding OS, browser, and Java/.NET versions to what GE, Philips, Siemens Healthineers, Medtronic, and Stryker actually support, and staggering Windows updates behind a clinical change window.
/ Contact
Tell us about your fleet — number of devices, vertical, and HRIS — and our RTP team will be in touch within one business day.
Facility
Surya IT Logistics
Research Triangle Park, NC 27703
Verticals
Healthcare · Manufacturing