Skeye cybersecurity

Managed cybersecurity for medical and IoT devices

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At a glance

Proactive monitoring

Active monitoring, surveillance and threat detection, 24/7/365*

Active threat scouting

Networked device inventory and vulnerability management through AI tools

Compliant remediation

Device support recommendations for networked medical devices

AI integration

Supporting a multi-vendor cybersecurity program with risk assessments

Medical device defense is a priority

Digital threats targeting health systems and medical technology continue to rise.

$10.22M

The average cost of a healthcare data breach in the U.S.¹

279

Days on average to identify and contain a healthcare breach¹

276M+

Individuals affected by a data breach in 2024¹

758k+

Average number of healthcare records stolen per day in 2024¹

Active protection for peace of mind

A robust wing-to-wing solution, Skeye™ leverages medical device expertise, advanced technologies, artificial intelligence and strategic, systematic processes to help keep your network resilient in the face of cybersecurity risk.

Skeye helps provide the protection you need, aligning with the best practices and guidelines of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework.

When it comes to cybersecurity, healthcare is different.

Healthcare uniquely depends on both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT), each playing a critical role in delivering quality care. OT requires a new approach for the healthcare industry, but there are also ways that you can prepare to protect your equipment through IT.

Information Technology (IT)

Designed for desktops, servers, email, and user apps
Short hardware/software lifecycle (3–5 years)
Frequent patching and endpoint monitoring
Security managed by IT and InfoSec teams
Compatible with traditional IT security tools

Operational Technology (OT)

Designed for clinical equipment (e.g., MRIs, ventilators, ultrasounds)
Long device lifecycle (7–15+ years)
Limited patching; endpoint agents often unsupported
Ownership split between Biomed, IT and OEMs
Often incompatible with network scans, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Network Access Control (NAC).

Constant observation

Experience the advantage of an independent watchful eye

The Skeye Security Operations Center (SOC) operates independently from GE HealthCare’s device services teams — enabling vendor-agnostic coverage, fast response times and broad ecosystem support.

Yearly check

Annual clinical security risk assessment

Every Skeye engagement starts with a clinical security risk assessment — identifying vulnerabilities, uncovering gaps and providing clear guidance for the next steps.

Evaluates the maturity of your existing device security program
Helps identify system risks and vulnerabilities
Provides analysis and recommendations on policies and procedures

See it all

Device discovery and asset management

Skeye brings real-time visibility to connected clinical devices, reconciling data between systems and helping eliminate blind spots.

Automates connected device inventory and real-time security management using artificial intelligence
Helps identify devices on the network and their corresponding security profiles
Utilizes passive network analysis rather than traditional (more intrusive) IT methods

Prioritize the plan

Vulnerability management

The SOC filters the noise to identify which vulnerabilities matter most — and what to do about them.

Helps detect and analyze vulnerabilities
Translates SOC-generated remediation recommendations into actionable service requests
Provides recommendations for compensating controls to help protect assets without decommissioning

Informed strategy

Remediation recommendations

The SOC turns risk insights into remediation plans that work in clinical environments, not just in theory.

Integrates processes and technology across functions
Provides visibility into corrective maintenance activities, remediation progress and completion timelines
Allows biomeds and clinical engineers to execute remediation and document activities

Take action

Remediation execution by Cyber Client Service Technicians (CCSTs)

CCSTs take SOC guidance from screen to bedside, executing remediations accurately and efficiently.

Creates and recommends policies for diverse groups of medical devices based on identities and use
Collaborators on-site with IT and clinical engineering as an on-site extension of the Med Tech SOC
Completes the lifecycle of the cyber remediation and captures data in the device record
Integrates with ticketing systems and CMMS systems (computerized maintenance management systems) to streamline service and cybersecurity workflows

By your side

Security event support

The SOC partners with your security and IT teams to help contain incidents, assess threats and keep operations moving.

Supports your information technology and information security teams
Provides malware analytics, threat indicators and remediation guidance
Supports business continuity

From our customers

Skeye in the real world

"What was very important to us in designing this vehicle was that there’d be enhancements beyond simple break-fix.”

Dan Henke

Vice President — Information Security Officer, Bon Secours Mercy Health

Disclaimer

*Dependent on customer connectivity.

References

Steve Adler, “Average Cost of a Healthcare Data Breach Falls to $7.42 Million,” HIPPA Journal, July 30, 2025, https://www.hipaajournal.com/average-cost-of-a-healthcare-data-breach-2025/.

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