Protect My Assets Application

No application changes are needed to use the latest TLS or post-quantum encryption or certificates. Migrate at your own speed.

Why You Need Protect My Assets Application

In today’s hybrid enterprise, applications live everywhere—and so do attackers.

Many enterprises have legacy applications and specialized equipment that cannot be easily upgraded due to hardware dependencies, certification constraints, or proprietary software. Protect My Assets – Applications will sit in front of your legacy infrastructure so that they can use the latest cryptography. Migrate at your own speed.

Invest today. Protect tomorrow.

Ready for the Quantum Revolution

Protect My Assets – Applications sits between your users and your applications inside your network encrypting every connection.

You gain visibility into app usage, access patterns, and potential abuse—across cloud, hybrid, and on-prem environments. Protect My Assets – Applications is ready for tomorrow with post-quantum cipher suites and x.509 certificates.

What needs protection?

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Old applications which cannot be updated. The source code may even be lost!
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MRI Machines – Often run on custom operating systems or outdated Windows/Linux versions, and are certified under strict medical regulations; upgrades can be costly and require re-certification
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CT Scanners – Like MRI machines, these use embedded software tied to specific hardware and vendor support, making software updates complex or impossible without vendor involvement
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Industrial Control Systems (ICS) – Used in manufacturing and utilities; they often run on old operating systems like Windows XP and can't be upgraded without affecting production
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X-ray and Ultrasound Equipment – May rely on old proprietary drivers or interfaces not compatible with modern systems
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Automated Laboratory Analyzers – Devices in hospitals and research labs that process blood, tissue, or chemicals may use legacy software for data capture and analysis
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SCADA Systems – Widely used in infrastructure (e.g., water treatment, power grids) and often run on very old, stable platforms for reliability, making them hard to upgrade
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Aircraft Avionics Systems – Many commercial and military aircraft use legacy embedded systems that require FAA or military re-certification if altered
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Medical Infusion Pumps – These devices, which administer medication in precise doses, often use embedded firmware that is tightly controlled for safety reasons
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Radiation Therapy Equipment – Used in oncology; these machines must adhere to strict calibration and safety standards, making software changes highly sensitive
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Point-of-Sale (POS) Terminals – Especially in retail or transportation (e.g., train ticket kiosks), older models may run on Windows CE or embedded Linux and can't be upgraded without replacing hardware

These types of equipment often depend on long product lifecycles, vendor lock-in, and regulatory compliance, making them difficult to modernize and strong candidates for protection

ClaimPress Link & Citation
Ransomware-linked KEVs in ~8% of imaging systems affecting 85% of HDOsClaroty 2025 Report (Claroty)
Ransomware disabling MRI/CT via outdated OS exploitsCybelAngel “Hospitals and Ransomware” (CybelAngel)
CybelAngel findings of device/infrastructure exposureCybelAngel imaging leaks report (CybelAngel, Bitdefender)
ICS/SCADA & IoMT high KEV riskClaroty 2025 report on healthcare OT exposures (Claroty, Claroty)
Device‑targeted ransomware forcing quarantine/disruptionClaroty analysis & LinkedIn risk reports (Enterprise Security Tech, Claroty)
Broad exposure of medical lab/therapy/embedded certified devicesClaroty and industry summaries (Claroty, LinkedIn)
DaVita ransomware attack details, April 12 2025CT Insider, Reuters, WSJ articles (CT Insider, Reuters, The Wall Street Journal)