During the last decade, tech devices have been focusing on their users' health conditions. The Internet of Things-connected smart devices offer many health tools such as smartwatch monitoring, wearable biosensors, virtual hospitals, connected inhalers, etc. These devices are helpful to those with a medical condition, but now they are also supporting patients and doctors to track medical records from home, so they do not have to deal with the risk of contracting the virus in healthcare centers.

Since many hospitals continue crowded, it seems like 2021 will not be the end of the pandemic, and we want to keep both people and data out of any risk. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) works great, but securing it means a complete challenge because it must be precise to help patients and keep medical records and data private. Fortunately, Palo Alto Networks has lately published a new Internet of Things security solution that will contribute to data protection in the healthcare industry. Palo Alto Network IoT Security aims to contribute to patients' care without sacrificing security. Palo Alto is now working on providing in-depth risk analysis, complete visibility, and built-in prevention to healthcare organizations to keep data secure and reduce any risk.

Technology has opened the door for innovative new services, but it also has brought several cybersecurity security risks. Attacks on medical devices and records are common, so it is exceptional to see tech giants being serious over it. With years of experience, we are proud to support our healthcare industry partners with certified solutions.