15-day mandate from HIPAA
The new proposal to HIPAA security rule mandates healthcare organizations to patch their systems within 15 days of identifying a critical vulnerability
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Reduced mean time to patch from 90 days to
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lower implementation cost compared to Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager.
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An endpoint management solution helps healthcare organizations stay compliant with mandates such as HIPAA, HITECH, and HHS security guidelines by enforcing strict access controls, encryption policies, and audit-ready documentation. ManageEngine Endpoint Central automates compliance checks, ensures that protected health information (PHI) remains secure across all endpoints, and maintains detailed activity logs for audits. It also applies standardized configurations and continuous monitoring to prevent non-compliant device behavior and safeguard sensitive patient data.
Read moreYes. Endpoint Central provides unified management for all types of healthcare devices—including clinician workstations, patient tablets, and shared medical kiosks. It allows administrators to remotely configure, secure, and monitor both corporate-owned and shared mobile devices. With features like kiosk mode, secure app deployment, and real-time tracking, Endpoint Central helps ensure that clinical applications and patient interfaces remain secure, policy-compliant, and available when needed.
Read moreA comprehensive healthcare endpoint management solution includes device lifecycle management, patch automation, threat detection, data encryption, remote troubleshooting, and compliance reporting. Endpoint Central brings these components together under one console, giving healthcare IT teams complete visibility into device health, software status, and security posture. This centralized approach ensures operational continuity, minimizes security risks, and supports HIPAA-aligned data governance across the healthcare network.
Read moreA Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution like Endpoint Central can manage a wide range of healthcare endpoints—such as clinician laptops, nursing stations, mobile carts, medical tablets, lab systems, IoT medical devices, and even rugged field equipment. It ensures that each connected device, whether inside a hospital or at a remote care center, adheres to security policies and receives timely updates, maintaining compliance and system reliability.
Read moreEndpoint Central helps healthcare organizations defend against ransomware and advanced threats through continuous patching, real-time threat monitoring, and policy-driven access control. It quickly detects vulnerable devices, applies security updates, and isolates infected endpoints to prevent lateral spread. Integrated data-loss prevention and encryption features ensure that even in the event of an attempted attack, patient data remains protected and systems recover quickly.
Read moreAn effective healthcare endpoint management solution should combine centralized visibility, zero-trust access control, automated patching, endpoint encryption, compliance enforcement, and remote support capabilities. With ManageEngine Endpoint Central, healthcare IT teams can unify security and management workflows across clinical and administrative devices, protect PHI, and maintain uptime—while meeting regulatory and operational demands of modern healthcare environments.
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