SynX and ImageOne Partner to Strengthen Medical Cybersecurity Services
SynX and ImageOne began a partnership to strengthen cybersecurity services for medical institutions. ImageOne brings adoption results and a customer base in the medical field; SynX provides vulnerability diagnosis, penetration testing, and security consulting.
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Why it matters
The partnership puts SynX's diagnostic and consulting services into medical institutions through ImageOne's existing customer network, at a time when the companies say ransomware and unauthorized access incidents are straining institutions that lack specialist staff and know-how.
Key Facts
- SynX and ImageOne announced a partnership to strengthen cybersecurity services for medical institutions.
- SynX provides vulnerability diagnosis, penetration testing, and security consulting.
- Services will be deployed to medical institutions through ImageOne's customer network.
- The services include web application diagnosis, platform diagnosis, penetration testing, security assessment, and security consulting.
- The companies cite compliance with the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's Guidelines for Safety Management of Medical Information Systems.
Through ImageOne's customer network, the two will deploy web application diagnosis, platform diagnosis, penetration testing, security assessment, security consulting, and support for strengthening the security of medical information systems.
ImageOne is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market and SynX counts Pole To Win Holdings, listed on the Prime Market, as its major shareholder. The two companies say medical institutions struggle to meet the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's Guidelines for Safety Management of Medical Information Systems because of shortages of specialist personnel and know-how. The services will also include risk analysis, countermeasure proposals, and improvement support, not only diagnoses. Both companies plan joint seminars and security awareness activities for medical institutions.
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