A hospital counted its connected devices. Armis found roughly twice as many. Inside the cybersecurity company that turned an incomplete inventory into a $7.75 billion acquisition.
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.
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.