Radiometer provides comprehensive security protection
Protecting sensitive data and systems
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ISO 27001:2013 certification
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Multi-layered defense system
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Strengthens patient data protection
As the engineers and experts of our connected medical devices, we understand the importance of incessant risk monitoring. From preliminary designs through every stage of a solution’s lifecycle, we continuously identify and protect our devices from cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.
This risk-based approach ensures we enhance protection while minimizing any operational impact.
As the engineers and experts of our connected medical devices, we understand the importance of incessant risk monitoring. From preliminary designs through every stage of a solution’s lifecycle, we continuously identify and protect our devices from cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.
This risk-based approach ensures we enhance protection while minimizing any operational impact.
Using our multi-layered security system will help you meet increasing security needs while protecting both patient data and connectivity from viruses and malware attacks.
Explore system features below:
Using our multi-layered security system will help you meet increasing security needs while protecting both patient data and connectivity from viruses and malware attacks.
Explore system features below:
Radiometer analyzers
- Stored data including PII/PHI* is encrypted.
- All unused ports are closed.
- Audit trail registers all users logging on and off.
- Windows Firewall is always enabled.
- Application Control – only software approved by Radiometer can be installed.
Connection between devices and AQURE middleware
- Customers are responsible for the PCs and servers placed in their hospital.
- All access to AQURE data is managed through the application, based on specific rights for managed users.
Data in motion to Radiometer
- No PII/PHI* data transfer, only analyzer performance related data
- Outbound connection only through dedicated ports.
- Authentication and outbound data encryption only through TLS protocols.
- All certificates used during endpoint authentication are issued by Radiometer.
Data insights – Microsoft cloud
- No PII/PHI* data stored.
- Only analyzer and software performance-related rich data are stored (e.g., status and QC).
Radiometer field service engineer troubleshoots remotely
- Access is restricted to certified Radiometer field service engineers
- No PII/PHI data are visible or accessible at any time.
- Any remote access to a device is logged with a timestamp, technician ID and a video of the entire session.
Radiometer network
- Network for remote support trouble shooting.
- No PII/PHI* data stored - only analyzer and software performance-related are stored.
- All Radiometer’s digital solutions are enabled with multi-factor authentication.
Radiometer transcutaneous monitor
- Patient and performance data located on the monitor are encrypted.
- The device has three levels of user roles: key operator, operator, and service user.
- Data transmission to other devices is possible via cable and network.
Radiometer is using Microsoft AZURE Active Directory to authenticate users
Radiometer uses Azure AD to provide our customers and partners secure access to documents, resources, and other services on our customer portal.
If your organization is already using Azure AD you can use the same credentials to access Radiometer's customer portal.
Key benefits
- Allow the use of existing Active Directory credentials
- Single-sign on experience
- Use same credentials to access future services
Request access
You will receive an invitation to access our services via e-mail when your request has been approved.
When you accept the invitation, and your organization is already using AZURE AD, you can use the same credentials to access Radiometer's customer portal. Otherwise, a one-time password will be sent via e-mail to sign in.