Healthcare entities face an increased level of exposure to cyber risks. Patient management systems, medical applications and network-connected equipment contribute to the complexity of the IT infrastructure. The growing number of ransomware attacks targeting the healthcare sector, unauthorized access to sensitive data, and the difficulty of quickly identifying suspicious activity are among the main challenges these institutions face. At the same time, aligning with the NIS2 Directive and Law no. 155/2024 requires the adoption of additional measures for monitoring and managing security risks.

In this context, continuous monitoring and 360-degree visibility across the infrastructure become essential for the early identification of security incidents.

During the webinar, participants will explore practical measures and solutions for strengthening cybersecurity in medical institutions. The live demo will present the SIEMBIOT platform and highlight its integrated capabilities for compliance, reporting and security process automation, as well as its audit and monitoring functions designed for the healthcare environment.

The SIEMBIOT project is implemented by the National Cybersecurity Directorate (DNSC), in partnership with Expertware Romania, and is funded by the European Commission under the DIGITAL-ECCC-2022-CYBER-03 call.

The initiative aims to strengthen national and regional resilience against cyberattacks by supporting organizations in monitoring and managing security risks, including critical sectors such as healthcare.

The SIEMBIOT platform integrates, in a modular way, SIEM, SOAR, Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), vulnerability management and incident response automation capabilities. The system collects, anonymizes and aggregates network security events in real time and provides 360-degree visibility across the infrastructure.

By integrating threat intelligence and automated analysis processes, SIEMBIOT helps IT teams identify risks more quickly, prioritize vulnerabilities and reduce the time needed to investigate incidents. For medical institutions, these capabilities support the protection of patient data, the continuous operation of essential IT systems, and audit and reporting processes, as well as alignment with NIS2 requirements.

The platform can be tested free of charge for 90 days by interested organizations.

The presentations delivered during the webinar will be available on this page after the event concludes.