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Cynerio
Where Cynerio appears on the record (10)
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- Compared with (9)
vs Armis, vs Asimily, vs Axonius, vs Claroty, vs Eclypsium, vs Forescout, vs Nozomi Networks, vs Ordr, vs Phosphorus Cybersecurity
- In the vendor directory
- IoT and medical device security vendors · primary category
What the company sells
Cynerio sells a platform that unifies security and operations across medical, IoT, OT, and IT assets. Axonius says the platform has native clinical workflows, AI-powered detection, and no compromise to patient care. Axonius describes the platform as purpose-built for hospitals, with native support for HL7, DICOM, RTLS, MDS2, and dozens of other medical-specific protocols.
The platform discovers and classifies every medical device with over 150 attributes per asset. The platform shows fleet-level risk scores, MDS2 and FDA data, and device utilization trends, all automatically prioritized for biomedical and security teams alike.
The platform automates alerting, ticketing, and enforcement using pre-built or custom incident response playbooks. The platform unifies CMMS, vendor catalogs, EHR/RTLS, and network telemetry into one up-to-date record per device so teams can prioritize fixes and replacements that reduce clinical risk and downtime.
Axonius says the threat detection engine correlates device behavior and alerts into clear, actionable summaries. Axonius for Healthcare integrates with NAC, firewalls, ticketing systems, and CMMS tools, bridging BioMed and SecOps. The platform covers medical, IoT, IT, and OT devices, unified and secured under one platform.
Isle of Wight NHS Trust increases cyber resilience with a 360-degree view of managed and unmanaged assets from ITHealth and Axonius. One customer statement says a Bedfordshire Hospitals team expects greatly reduced risk from medical devices once the risk reduction activities have been applied. North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust reduced IoT risk and achieved DSP Toolkit compliance with Axonius. MarinHealth stops IoT device malware in its tracks and inspires a new Axonius product. One customer statement says the team knew it needed to segment the network to secure devices, and needed to see what was happening to segment effectively.
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- cynerio.com
Products and services
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Axonius for Healthcare[2]
A platform that unifies security and operations across medical, IoT, OT, and IT assets.
Axonius for Healthcare is described as purpose-built for hospitals, with native support for HL7, DICOM, RTLS, MDS2, and other medical-specific protocols. It discovers and classifies medical devices with over 150 attributes per asset. It integrates with NAC, firewalls, ticketing systems, and CMMS tools.
Competitors and alternatives
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On iot and medical device security, Cynerio competes with Armis, Asimily, Ordr, Phosphorus Cybersecurity, Subex, Axonius, Claroty, Eclypsium, Forescout and Nozomi Networks.
References
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- [1]Axonius acquires medical device security specialist cynerioAxonius · axonius.com · published July 29, 2025 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
- [2]Axonius | Platform | Axonius for Healthcare | AxoniusAxonius · undated page, accessed October 24, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
Last verified September 27, 2026. Our code found the quoted passage behind each fact on its source page when the fact was recorded, and re-checks every record against its sources each month.
Recorded September 27, 2026, expanded November 5, 2026 from the references above.
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Security leadership
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Questions CISOs ask about Cynerio
- What does Cynerio sell?
- Cynerio sells Axonius for Healthcare. Axonius for Healthcare: A platform that unifies security and operations across medical, IoT, OT, and IT assets.
- Who does Cynerio fit?
- From its own pages, the company sells mainly to hospitals and healthcare organisations. Its platform is described as purpose-built for hospitals, with risk data prioritized for biomedical and security teams. The customers it names include NHS trusts. The platform is positioned to cover medical, IoT, IT, and OT devices in a hospital network.
- How does CISO Tribune file Cynerio?
- CISO Tribune files Cynerio under IoT and medical device security.
- Who owns Cynerio?
- Cynerio is owned by Axonius, which acquired it in 2025.
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