Unified endpoint management for the healthcare sector

Hospitals, care homes and social institutions manage a wide range of IT devices - from ward PCs and mobile devices in the care service to networked medical devices. At the same time, strict data protection and security requirements apply. Centralised unified endpoint management ensures automated software distribution, secure patch management and uniform control over all end devices, thereby guaranteeing the necessary security and efficiency.

Healthcare facilities must fulfil high data protection and security requirements. The Patient Data Protection Act (PDSG), ISO 27001 certification and the EU NIS-2 directive demand a high level of IT security. ACMP facilitates the implementation of these requirements with automated vulnerability management, automated responses and seamless documentation - essential for audits and compliance checks.

In hospitals and care facilities, IT systems run around the clock and must function stably and securely. Automated processes reduce maintenance costs by centrally managing software updates, operating system installations and security patches. This allows IT teams to minimise downtime and focus on critical tasks.

Many social services and care facilities have small IT teams that have to manage numerous locations and devices. ACMP automates recurring tasks such as software distribution or licence management, reducing the workload of IT staff. In addition, the intuitive operation enables quick familiarisation, even for less specialised IT staff.

Yes, ACMP is also suitable for facilities with multiple locations, as it enables centralised IT management. For example, care facilities or hospital groups can control software updates and security guidelines uniformly across all facilities - regardless of their size or infrastructure.

Hospitals and care facilities are increasingly the target of cyber attacks. ACMP helps to secure IT systems with vulnerability management, automated Windows updates and software distribution.

The duration of the implementation depends on the size of the organisation and the existing IT systems. Smaller organisations can introduce ACMP within a few days, while large hospital groups with complex IT structures require several weeks for a complete implementation. Thanks to preconfigured modules, however, the rollout can take place without interrupting ongoing operations.

Aagon offers practical introductory workshops, administrator training and webinars on current security topics. Large organisations can also book customised training concepts that are tailored to their specific requirements.

Thanks to its optimised focus on the requirements of medium-sized IT departments, ACMP is also ideal for use in the healthcare sector. A quick and uncomplicated rollout is therefore possible without any problems. It combines powerful automation, high security standards and flexible scalability. This means that both small care facilities and large hospital groups can manage their IT efficiently and fulfil legal requirements more easily.