技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 应用安全
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
客户
定制
关于客户
custo med 是医疗诊断领域的领先品牌。心电图、血压和肺活量数据被采集并集成到医院信息系统中。为医务人员、专用软件解决方案和最高标准优化的工作流程
挑战
定制医疗平台的诊断功能由不同的软件包和设备组成,以获取患者的心电图、血压曲线和肺功能数据。这些产品集成在临床 IT 网络中,因此需要在性能和可用性方面提供完全的模块化和可扩展性。此外,医疗法规要求售后可追溯性并防止对产品进行技术操作。
解决方案
定制模块化诊断平台的各种功能由嵌入式软件源代码中的所谓保护位或许可证启用。使用销售部门使用的工具创建的客户特定的许可证文件,即远程更新文件,实现许可证的转移。更新文件只能应用于特定的 CodeMeter 加密狗。医生和医院使用各种内部或外部 CmDongles 和 CmCard,具体取决于 PC 硬件。在大型医院 IT 网络中,趋势是使用基于软件的保护解决方案 CmActLicense。
收集的数据
Electronic Medical Record, Electrocardiography (ECG), Blood Pressure, Lung Function
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