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Who is CyberMDX?
CyberMDX is a cybersecurity platform provider focused on protecting connected medical devices and clinical networks in healthcare delivery environments.
- Cybersecurity platform for connected medical devices and Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) assets in hospitals and health systems.
- Automated device discovery and classification across clinical networks, including unmanaged and legacy medical equipment.
- Risk assessment and vulnerability management for networked medical devices and other healthcare Internet of Things (IoT) endpoints.
- Network-based threat detection and policy enforcement tailored to clinical workflows and biomedical environments.
- Support for healthcare Security Operations (SecOps), compliance, and collaboration between IT security, clinical engineering, and biomedical teams.
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More About CyberMDX
CyberMDX focuses on cybersecurity for healthcare delivery organizations, with offerings that monitor, assess, and help protect connected medical devices, clinical assets, and other Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) endpoints within hospital and health system networks. Its platform is positioned for enterprise environments where thousands of heterogeneous devices from multiple vendors connect to clinical and administrative networks, including imaging systems, infusion pumps, patient monitors, laboratory equipment, and other networked biomedical systems.
The CyberMDX platform (healthcare IoT security) is commonly categorized under network and endpoint security for medical and clinical devices. It uses passive network traffic analysis and profiling techniques to discover and identify devices without interfering with clinical workflows. By integrating with existing network infrastructure such as switches, routers, and firewalls, the platform builds an inventory of connected assets, including device type, model, vendor, and in many cases software or firmware versions, which can be mapped to known vulnerabilities.
CyberMDX capabilities align with enterprise security architectures that rely on network monitoring, segmentation, and zero-trust principles. The platform typically interfaces with network protocols in use across clinical environments, such as standard IP networking, and parses medical- and industrial-relevant traffic patterns to classify device behavior. It can support integration with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems (security operations), firewalls (network security), and IT asset management tools to centralize visibility and SecOps across biomedical and IT estates.
Compared with general-purpose IoT or IT endpoint security tools, CyberMDX targets the clinical context of devices used in diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment. Its risk assessment features focus on exposure of medical devices, mapping vulnerabilities and misconfigurations to clinical impact scenarios such as potential service disruption or unauthorized access to patient data. This allows security teams and clinical engineering to coordinate remediation steps, such as network segmentation policies, patching where feasible, or deployment of compensating controls when patches or upgrades are constrained by regulatory or clinical requirements.
From a directory perspective, CyberMDX can be grouped under healthcare IoT security, medical device security, and network-based threat detection for healthcare. Its offerings are designed for hospitals, integrated delivery networks, and other care providers that operate large fleets of connected medical devices and need continuous visibility, risk management, and threat detection tailored to clinical networks and biomedical assets.
Our description of CyberMDX. Updated December 2025.
