GE HealthCare, Ordr to provide security monitoring of clinical assets

GE HealthCare has partnered with Ordr to provide health systems with continuous network performance and security monitoring of all clinical assets.

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Under the partnership, GE HealthCare will use Ordr’s platform to offer its healthcare clients continuous network performance and security monitoring of all network-connected devices and clinical assets linked to its Carescape network, according to a Jan. 11 news release from Ordr.

The aim of the partnership is to provide ​​health systems with enhanced self-management capabilities for their critical patient care devices.

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