For its Healthcare IoT Security 2020 report, KLAS interviewed 51 healthcare organizations about which vendors they have selected for IoT security for their respective institutions. Data for the report comes from two sources: KLAS Decision Insights Data and KLAS Performance Data.
Here is the overall decision energy by hospitals choosing new IoT vendors:
- Palo Alto Networks (Zingbox): 33 considered; 5 decided/likely choice
- Medigate: 29 considered; 12 decided/likely choice
- Ordr: 28 considered; 11 decided/likely choice
- Armis: 18 considered; 2 decided/likely choice
- CyberMDX: 11 considered; 2 decided/likely choice
- Cynerio: 9 considered; 2 decided/likely choice
- Senato Cybersecurity Solutions: 8 considered; 7 decided/likely choice
- Asimily: 8 considered; 6 decided/likely choice
- Cylera: 7 considered; 5 decided/likely choice
- Other: 7 considered
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