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Claroty for Healthcare: The hospital's missing map
A hospital can own thousands of connected devices and still struggle to know what talks to what. Claroty turns that missing map into security decisions - and, occasionally, a better maintenance deal.
Cylera and the hospital machines you dare not switch off
A hospital can have a vulnerable device and a patient who needs it running. Cylera builds its security business around that inconvenient fact, using digital twins to assess risk without probing the equipment delivering care.
Pandian Gnanaprakasam
Pandian Gnanaprakasam is the CEO and co-founder of ORDR, a Santa Clara-based cybersecurity company specializing in IoT, OT, and IoMT security with $94M in funding. A serial entrepreneur with 20+ years in networking and security, he previously co-founded Aruba Networks — acquired by HPE for $3 billion in 2015 — and led engineering at Cisco's multi-billion-dollar Wi-Fi business. At ORDR, he returned as CEO in March 2025 to spearhead the evolution of the ORDR AI Protect platform, which provides agentless device discovery, AI-driven risk scoring, and automated zero-trust policy enforcement across millions of connected devices in healthcare, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure.
ORDR
ORDR is a Santa Clara-based cybersecurity company that brings order to the chaos of connected devices, using AI to discover, profile, and protect every IT, IoT, IoMT, and OT asset on an enterprise network - from MRI machines at Cleveland Clinic to manufacturing PLCs - without agents.
Sher Baig
Sher Baig is the Founder and CEO of CyberSalus (Cyber Salus Inc.), a global MedTech cybersecurity company protecting medical devices and clinical ecosystems across 150+ hospitals worldwide. With 17+ years of healthcare experience - including a decade building GE Healthcare's global Medical Device Cybersecurity commercial organization from the ground up - Baig launched CyberSalus around 2022, scaling it to manage over 2-3 million medical device endpoints. He also serves as an Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Singapore on medical device cybersecurity policy, and is a recognized speaker at HIMSS, Arab Health, and Hospital Management Asia conferences.