TI Proxy & TI Gateway: The smart solution for medical practices
With Securepoint firewalls, connecting to the telematics infrastructure (TI) is now flexible, secure and hassle-free!
Thanks to the TI proxy in Securepoint firewalls and the TI gateway from RISE, the telematics infrastructure can now be used directly via the Securepoint firewall – eliminating the need for a physical TI connector in the practice.
- TI proxy: translator for card terminals
Card terminals in medical practices use a special, non-routable protocol. The TI proxy in Securepoint UTM firewalls translates this protocol, enabling a direct, simple and secure connection to the TI gateway. - TI gateway: High speed and security from the data centre
High-performance connectors from RISE provide reliable TI connectivity in a centralised data centre – eliminating the need for additional hardware on site!
Comprehensive IT security for medical practices
The firewall provides the technical foundation for data protection, access control and more. Viruses and Trojans now have a much harder time, and network segmentation creates ‘firebreaks’ to protect your infrastructure.
Please contact us to learn more about our UTM firewall and request a demo.
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Mobile Device Management
Smartphones and tablets are increasingly replacing PCs and laptops – with Mobile Device Management (MDM) without any additional risk to data security.
Find out more about our mobile security solutions – give us a call or send us a message.
Antivirus
If malware attempts to bypass the firewall and land directly on the end device via download or USB stick, a real-time scan with antivirus software prevents worse damage.
Contact us to learn how our antivirus can protect your systems.
That's why Securepoint
Partnership with successful German IT security manufacturer
Securepoint is a leading German IT security manufacturer that has specialised in the development and provision of comprehensive security solutions for small and medium-sized businesses and medical facilities for over 25 years. The company offers a broad portfolio of managed security services with a strong focus on ‘Made in Germany’. Securepoint guarantees the highest quality and security standards that meet the demanding requirements of the industry.
Expert support from Germany
Securepoint guarantees full support from our team of IT experts from the very first minute of our collaboration. Our support department is based in Lüneburg and is directly accessible to you.
Our project team supports you with comprehensive experience from many successful projects in the planning and implementation of demanding tasks.
Education and training for you and your technicians
Securepoint partners have access to extensive training on site and at the Securepoint Academy. In addition to training on our products, you will acquire general and specific knowledge on various IT security topics and technologies. Learn more about our partner programme.
We know the demands of your work
If you manage IT for medical practices, you face a multitude of regulatory requirements, particularly with regard to IT security and data protection. Three particularly relevant sets of regulations are the European NIS2 Directive (Network and Information Security), the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the security guidelines of the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KBV).
Securepoint offers you IT security solutions made in Germany that make it easy for you to meet the requirements of the KBV security directive, the GDPR and the NIS2 Directive!
The NIS2 Directive aims to ensure a high common level of security for network and information systems in the EU. It primarily affects critical infrastructures, including the healthcare sector. The NIS2 Directive sets out the following requirements for organisations:
- Risk management: Medical practices must regularly assess risks to their IT systems and take appropriate measures to minimise risk.
- Reporting obligations: Security incidents that have a significant impact on network and information systems must be reported to the competent authorities.
- Crisis management: Medical practices must develop plans for dealing with security incidents and conduct regular exercises to ensure that all employees are prepared for emergencies.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) affects all organisations that process personal data belonging to EU citizens. The requirements are particularly strict for medical practices that work with sensitive health data, with a particular focus on data security in terms of IT security: medical practices must take technical and organisational measures to ensure data security. These include encryption, access controls and regular staff training.
The security policy of the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KBV) specifies the following requirements for IT security and data protection in medical practices.
- Basic IT security: Medical practices must implement at least the basic IT security measures recommended by the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). This includes a variety of security measures tailored to common threats.
- Emergency management: The KBV requires the creation of an emergency plan that describes measures for restoring IT systems and data in the event of a failure or attack.
A ‘translation’ of the KBV guideline into concrete measures can be downloaded here.(german language)