- In April 2023, IBM launched new AI-driven threat detection capabilities within its IBM Security QRadar Suite, specifically tailored for the healthcare sector. This innovation enables early identification of anomalies in hospital networks and electronic health record systems, helping healthcare providers prevent breaches before they escalate. The development highlights IBM's strategic focus on delivering industry-specific cybersecurity solutions that combine real-time analytics with regulatory compliance tools
- In March 2023, Palo Alto Networks partnered with National Health Service (NHS) Digital in the U.K. to strengthen cybersecurity infrastructure across multiple NHS trusts. The collaboration focuses on implementing next-generation firewalls and endpoint protection to guard against rising ransomware attacks in the healthcare system. This initiative underscores the growing necessity for collaborative, large-scale defenses in the face of increasing cyber threats to public healthcare institutions
- In February 2023, Fortinet introduced a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) framework for healthcare organizations, emphasizing secure remote access for telemedicine and distributed care settings. Designed to minimize internal and external threats, the solution integrates identity verification, device posture checks, and application control. Fortinet’s development reflects the industry's shift toward trust-based, adaptive security models amid evolving healthcare delivery methods
- In February 2023, Cisco announced the deployment of its SecureX platform across several hospitals in Southeast Asia, supporting unified security visibility and automation. This move supports the region’s growing healthcare digitalization efforts and offers scalable cybersecurity infrastructure to address rising threats. Cisco’s initiative highlights its role in enabling healthcare providers to streamline threat response and improve operational resilience
- In January 2023, Trend Micro collaborated with Philippine General Hospital (PGH) to implement comprehensive endpoint protection and data loss prevention systems. The project aims to secure patient data and enhance PGH’s cybersecurity posture as the hospital increases its use of cloud-based health systems. This development showcases the importance of private-public partnerships in advancing cybersecurity in developing healthcare markets
