Medical Devices and Equipment
The growth of connected medical devices has created powerful new ways to deliver care and collect data. But when those devices rely on public or third-party networks, the risks to patient safety and data integrity increase.
Loxada helps ensure these devices operate in secure, trusted network environments by providing a hardened, managed router that protects connectivity at the edge.
The Challenge with Network-Connected Devices
Devices may be:
- Deployed in home or temporary care settings
- Connected via routers you don’t control
- Accessed by clinical staff, patients, or field technicians
The routers in these environments:
- Are often unpatched or configured with insecure defaults
- Provide no segmentation or threat isolation
- May allow factory resets that strip away protections
- Offer no visibility or control to your technical team
Even the most advanced device can be undermined by insecure infrastructure.
A Controlled Network Layer for Device Deployments
Loxada routers:
- Run our own secure firmware with no vendor bloat or unknown services
- Maintain a permanent VPN tunnel for all device traffic
- Apply updates automatically and securely
- Block malicious connections and access attempts
- Prevent rollback to default, insecure states
There is no need for software installation or user involvement. The router simply plugs in and protects the device from the moment it connects.
Designed for Deployment at Scale
Whether your organisation is delivering connected home monitoring, supporting trial devices, or managing distributed diagnostic equipment, Loxada provides:
- Consistency across varied care environments
- Protection from the risks of unmanaged third-party networks
- Assurance that connectivity won’t introduce additional threat vectors
Why Medical Device Teams Choose Loxada
Secures device connectivity in uncontrolled environments
Helps demonstrate compliance with HIPAA and regulatory frameworks
Scales easily for fleet-style or remote deployments
Protects both device integrity and sensitive patient data