RUNEXY

Are you ready to address the cybersecurity checklist?
YubiOn protects the "entry point" through secure logon, while RunDX protects the "exit point" by controlling USB data transfers.

RunDX DeviceControl helps prevent data leakage by controlling external devices. It supports item 2-9 of Japan's Cybersecurity Checklist for Medical Institutions and Pharmacies: restricting connections to external storage media and information devices.

Hospitals may need USB drives to transfer conference presentations or research data. RunDX enables essential use while blocking unapproved USB drives.

Key Features
- Allow only approved USB drives, block access, or set read-only permissions.
- Set policies by PC or user, including on shared PCs.
- Operate on isolated networks or offline, starting with a single PC.
- Control smart devices, optical drives, Wi-Fi, and network communications.
- Record device activity logs to help track file transfers.

Visit our booth to discuss your security measures using the checklist and explore ways to balance essential USB use with data leakage prevention.

Are you ready to address the cybersecurity checklist?
YubiOn protects the "entry point" through secure logon, while RunDX protects the "exit point" by controlling USB data transfers.

YubiOn strengthens PC and server logon with multi-factor authentication, reducing impersonation and unauthorized access. We help you explore measures for items 2-11 and 2-12 of Japan's Cybersecurity Checklist for Medical Institutions and Pharmacies.

Key Features
- Strengthen logon with authentication devices and passwords or other factors.
- Choose products supporting FIDO-based passwordless logon.
- Select cloud-managed or standalone products for isolated networks and offline use.
- Use supported products to lock the screen automatically when an authentication key is removed.

Visit our booth to review the checklist and discuss authentication options for your hospital.
Note: Item 2-11 concerns application login; using OS logon requires conditions such as authentication integration with the application. Item 2-12 concerns server OS login.