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47,885 OT And Medical Devices. Profiled, Classified, And Enforced Across 17 Hospitals.

Indiana University Health

Role

  • 130,000+ active devices across 17 hospitals and 200+ IU Health sites, with no device classification architecture and no enforcement on the network

  • 23,500+ OT and medical devices unclassified at engagement start, with the Claroty xDome-to-ISE data pipeline broken

  • 120 Security Group Tags in place for visibility only, with lateral movement between device groups unrestricted

Solution

Algorama is building an automated device classification and TrustSec enforcement system across IU Health’s 130,000-device network, integrating Cisco ISE, Claroty xDome, and Cisco SNA. The build restores the xDome-to-ISE data pipeline, maps every in-scope OT and medical device into 19 functional categories and 37 security groups, and derives whitelist enforcement rules from validated baseline traffic.

Key Wins

(Projected)

  • 47,885 OT and medical devices profiled, classified, and governed under TrustSec enforcement

  • Unclassified device count reduced from 23,500+ to under 5%

  • Lateral movement between OT, medical, and clinical systems restricted by whitelist policy

  • 200+ locations under consistent enforcement from a single policy layer

Tech Stack:

Cisco ISE

Claroty xDome

Cisco Secure Network Analytics (SNA)

TrustSec/SGACLs

Trimedx CMDB

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