Wardhelm for Healthcare

Secure the conduits that
keep patients alive.

A hospital runs on control paths that were never built to be attacked — medical gas, HVAC, power, chillers, building management. Wardhelm passively maps the most dangerous writes on those conduits to clinical consequence, surfaces where your controls leave gaps, and hands your clinical-engineering team signed evidence they can verify themselves. Facilities-OT only — clinical devices and clinical protocols are out of scope. Listen-only. We never touch the wire.

What is in scope — and what is not

Hospital facilities-OT only. Clinical systems out of scope.

We work only where nothing touches a validated medical device: the building and facility control systems. Clinical and biomedical devices and protocols are excluded from the engagement — we do not assess them.

In scope

Hospital OT / facilities

Medical-gas control, HVAC and climate, power and generators, chillers, building management. We passively assess these industrial conduits and produce the signed register-consequence map your clinical-engineering team owns. This is where Facilities and biomed already have authority to say yes.
Out of scope

Clinical / biomedical

Connected medical systems, imaging workflows and clinical order protocols (DICOM, HL7, FHIR) are excluded. We do not assess clinical devices or clinical protocols, and we never insert anything into a validated device's path.
Why it gets approved

Designed around the people who own the equipment.

Passive means the change board can say yes

Listen-only. Nothing inline, nothing written, no change to any FDA-cleared or CE-marked device. That single fact is what clears clinical-risk review.

Your biomed engineer red-lines the map

The register-consequence map is an artifact your clinical-engineering staff owns and corrects. We ask them to mark it up, not sign off on an outsider's document — their corrections are the point.

No rip-and-replace

We work with the OT visibility you already bought and the enforcement you already run — no second console, no vendor swap. Where our roadmap overlaps a platform you already license, we'll tell you rather than claim the ground.
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Facilities in the room from day one

Your Chief Engineer owns the medical-gas and BMS controllers. Bringing them in early is how this gets approved — the engagement is built around it.

Post-breach: reduce risk, don't invent it

We don't insert an unproven gatekeeper between your screen and your controller. We map, we surface, we document — and we help you govern with what you have.

Supports your compliance program

Findings are written to support your evidence under the Israeli Ministry of Health cybersecurity circular and INCD (Israel National Cyber Directorate) guidance, alongside IEC 62443 for the facilities-OT estate. A passive assessment covers only the network-observable items; it is not a certification, an audit, or a statement of compliance.

Start with one life-safety conduit. Medical gas. Power. HVAC.

We observe it passively, map consequence with your engineering and biomedical teams, document what your current controls cover, and hand you a signed picture of the one gap that matters most. Fixed price after scope confirmation. No infrastructure change.