How Nagomi and Claroty Turn Device Visibility Into Closed Exposures
Modernizing Healthcare Exposure Management with Nagomi and Claroty xDome
For healthcare sector SecOps engineers, the challenge of securing the clinical environment has shifted and expanded. Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of Electronic Health Records (EMRs) remains critically important, but that’s now only the tip of the spear.
Like everything else in our society, healthcare now runs on digital infrastructure and connected devices. From IV pumps to heart rate monitors, ultrasounds to defibrillators, anesthesia workstations, injection pumps, and more (not to mention the power grids that allow hospitals and clinics to keep the lights on and the machinery running) the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is essential to modern-day patient care. And like all other Operational Technology (OT), the convergence with IT carries a certain set of challenges requiring new methods of detection, investigation, response, and business enablement.
The OT-IT Convergence Problem Clinical Security Teams Still Haven’t Solved
Integrating OT and IT systems is known to be complex. When it comes to medical devices, distinctive challenges apply.
Integrated Exposure Management for Healthcare Organizations
If you know Nagomi, you know that our Agentic Exposure Ops Platform doesn’t just identify issues; it closes the loop on exposures. Nagomi connects to users’ security tools to unify vulnerabilities, controls, assets, and threat intelligence onto a single view. AI agents autonomously investigate every change, validate toxic combinations against true control state, drive remediation with clear ownership, and re-validate that closure holds..
For healthcare companies, it’s imperative that our platform integrates with top-tier, healthcare-specific solutions to ensure healthcare security teams have the views and controls to optimally operate a safe and secure digital ecosystem.
For this reason, Nagomi integrates with Claroty xDome for Healthcare (formerly Medigate) . To level set, xDome has long been the gold standard for providing deep visibility into healthcare cyber-physical systems (CPS). Via a native integration with the Nagomi platform, healthcare organizations can transform that visibility into a continuous, automated loop of exposure elimination.
The Technical Foundation: Seamless SaaS Integration
The Nagomi integration utilizes the claroty-xdome-healthcare collector, a variant specifically tuned for clinical environments. Unlike generic IT scanners that can disrupt sensitive medical equipment, this SaaS-to-SaaS integration is agentless and secure.
Using a read-only API connection, Nagomi ingests high-fidelity telemetry, including device categories, insecure protocol usage, and clinical context. For instance, the integration pipeline automatically reclassifies medical devices with proprietary operating systems as “embedded” assets to ensure that risk models accurately reflect the hardware-specific nature of life-saving equipment.
The Steps HealthCare SecOps Has Been Missing
Claroty’s deep intelligence is fed into Nagomi’s exposure operations platform, allowing SecOps teams to operationalize defense across four critical stages of cybersecurity:
Remediation That Respects Clinical Reality
The integration of Claroty xDome and Nagomi is more than a technical link; it’s a force multiplier for healthcare SecOps. Coordination between IT security and clinical engineering is easy and straightforward, taking teams out of the business of manual triage and allowing agentic orchestration to speed investigations and remediation.
Further, Nagomi’s exposure operations platform, bolstered by Claroty xDome (along with 100+ additional ), gives SecOps teams the power to fully understand and, more importantly, manage the risk imposed by exposures in their healthcare ecosystem.
Automated, continuous validation of every security control; coverage mapping; evidence-based scoring; and prioritized remediation guidance are just the start. Event-driven control change management and verified closure with automatic overlay of real control state ensure vulnerability regression doesn’t occur. This all adds up to safe and secure healthcare in the digital age.
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