Exposed imaging services
DICOM and web viewers left reachable without authentication can leak patient images and metadata, or let attackers tamper with studies.
Syllion Security protects PACS and medical imaging networks, connected medical devices and the servers behind them. We find the gaps through hands‑on penetration testing, then give your engineers secure remote access to every site they maintain.
PACS servers, modalities and connected devices often run for years on legacy software, inside flat networks, reachable by too many people. That makes them a favorite target.
DICOM and web viewers left reachable without authentication can leak patient images and metadata, or let attackers tamper with studies.
Modalities, monitors and gateways often can't be patched or run endpoint agents, so one weak device becomes a path into the clinical network.
Shared VPN accounts, open RDP and ad‑hoc vendor tools across many hospitals leave no clear record of who accessed which server, or why.
From a single imaging archive to a network of hospitals, we secure the systems clinicians depend on, without getting in the way of patient care.
Assessment and hardening of PACS, VNA, RIS and DICOM viewers, from the archive down to each modality connection.
Visibility and protection for connected medical devices and building systems that can't run traditional security agents.
Manual, scenario‑based testing by specialists who understand clinical systems, scoped and timed to keep care uninterrupted.
One hardened gateway for your engineers to maintain servers across every hospital, with no open ports and a full audit trail.
Your team supports PACS and application servers across many hospitals. Syllion replaces scattered VPNs and exposed RDP with a single, controlled path to each server.
Site connectors dial out to the gateway, so nothing new is exposed to the internet.
Each engineer sees only the servers they're assigned, protected by MFA and approval rules.
Searchable recordings and logs show who connected, to which server, when and what changed.
Grant equipment vendors access for a single job; it expires automatically when the window closes.
Inventory PACS, devices, servers and every way into them, including vendor and remote access paths.
Penetration testing and configuration review, carefully scheduled around clinical operations.
Prioritized remediation, segmentation and secure remote access rolled out site by site.
Retesting, audit‑ready reporting and ongoing support as your environment changes.
The clinical and technical systems that hold patient data and keep departments working.
Tell us about your PACS, devices or the hospitals your team supports. We'll reply to discuss scope, timing and next steps.