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Who is Medigate?
Medigate provides a cybersecurity and asset management platform for connected medical, Internet of Things (IoT), and Operational technology (OT) devices in healthcare delivery environments.
- Cybersecurity platform for connected medical devices and clinical networks (healthcare IoT security)
- Automated discovery, classification, and profiling of clinical, IoT, and OT assets across healthcare environments (asset management)
- Network-based risk assessment, policy enforcement, and threat detection for medical and IoT devices (network security)
- Integration with existing security, networking, and IT management tools for unified device visibility and control (security operations)
- Support for healthcare-specific workflows, compliance needs, and clinical context in security policies (healthcare security)
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Medigate focuses on cybersecurity and asset management for connected medical devices and broader Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) and IoT/OT estates within hospitals and other healthcare organizations. Its platform is used by security, networking, and clinical engineering teams to gain visibility into all connected devices, monitor behavior, and apply security controls without disrupting clinical workflows.
The platform typically operates as a network-based solution that passively monitors traffic to identify and classify devices, avoiding direct installation of agents on medical equipment. By inspecting network protocols that are common in clinical environments, Medigate builds detailed device profiles, including device type, vendor, model, Operating System (OS), and typical communication patterns. This profiling supports use cases such as asset inventory, risk scoring, anomaly detection, and segmentation policy design.
Within enterprise environments, Medigate integrates with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools, Network Access Control (NAC) platforms, firewalls, and endpoint management systems. These integrations allow organizations to synchronize device inventories, enforce access policies based on device characteristics, and route alerts into existing Security Operations (SecOps) workflows. The platform also interfaces with IT service management and CMMS tools used by clinical engineering teams, linking cybersecurity context with maintenance and lifecycle management.
From a technology perspective, Medigate leverages Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) of clinical and IoT protocols, network topology awareness, and rule-based or analytics-based detection methods. In comparison to general-purpose network security or IT asset management tools, Medigate is oriented toward the particular behavior of medical and clinical devices and the operational constraints of healthcare environments, where device availability and regulatory requirements are central considerations.
For marketplace categorization, Medigate can be grouped under healthcare IoT security, medical device security, network-based asset discovery and management, and SecOps integrations. It is positioned for use by large healthcare systems, hospitals, and clinics that operate heterogeneous fleets of connected medical devices and seek coordinated visibility, risk assessment, and security controls across clinical networks.
Our description of Medigate. Updated December 2025.
