Cylera partners with Oman’s Omantel to support the digitalization of healthcare

The healthcare industry has been rapidly evolving in recent years due to advancements in technology and increased digitization. As the use of connected devices like the Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) continues to grow in healthcare settings, ensuring data security and protection becomes increasingly important. To support the growing digitalization of healthcare in Oman and the wider region, the cybersecurity company Cylera has partnered with Omantel, Oman’s largest integrated telecommunications services provider in the country.

Oman’s Plan to Build and Upgrade 11 Hospitals

The partnership between Cylera and Omantel comes at a time when Oman is rapidly expanding and upgrading its medical facilities to meet the growing demand for healthcare services. Oman has announced its plans to build and upgrade 11 hospitals over the next two years, and the country’s investment in critical infrastructure makes it an exciting market for Cylera’s global expansion plans.

Cylera’s platform for managing connected environments

Cylera’s platform provides IT teams with a central dashboard that allows them to view, profile, manage, and assess risk for their entire connected environment in one place. With the increasing number of connected devices being used in healthcare settings, Cylera’s platform can help hospitals effectively manage and secure their networks.

Combining data analysis and healthcare cybersecurity technologies

Through partnering with Omantel, Cylera will be able to combine its healthcare cybersecurity technologies with Omantel’s data analysis capabilities. This will further enhance the cybersecurity of growing connected environments and enable rapid digitization in Oman’s healthcare industry.

Cylera’s technology for mapping and assessing risk

Cylera’s technology will help hospitals to view and map their entire connected landscape, including unmanaged and unknown devices, to efficiently assess risk and deliver the best services to patients. This will not only improve patient care and safety, but it will also help hospitals comply with regulations and standards for data protection.

The Potential Benefits of IoT and IoMT in Healthcare

The increasing use of connected devices like IoT and IoMT in healthcare settings can greatly improve patient care and safety. Connected devices can enhance communication between healthcare providers, allow for real-time monitoring and tracking of patient health, and lead to faster and more accurate diagnoses. However, with increased connectivity comes increased cybersecurity risks, which is where the partnership between Cylera and Omantel comes into play.

Oman’s Investment in Critical Infrastructure and Cylera’s Expansion Plans

Oman’s investment in critical infrastructure sets the stage for continued growth and expansion in the healthcare industry. By partnering with Omantel, Cylera is well-positioned to take advantage of Oman’s growing market and expand its business in the region.

Strengthening Omantel’s Position in Oman’s Healthcare Market

The partnership between Cylera and Omantel will also strengthen Omantel’s position in Oman’s medical market. By offering Cylera’s technologies as part of its services, Omantel will be able to differentiate itself from its competitors and provide added value to its customers.

Enhancing Cybersecurity and Enabling Rapid Digitalization

Overall, the partnership between Cylera and Omantel will greatly enhance the cybersecurity of growing connected environments and continue to enable rapid digitalization in Oman’s healthcare industry. This will position Oman as a world leader in healthcare, setting the stage for continued growth and innovation in the sector. With the growing importance of data security and protection in the healthcare industry, partnerships like this will become increasingly important in the years ahead.

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