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Healthcare & hospitals

Hospitals are open buildings full of critical systems — and a ransomware attack or a security incident in the emergency department can put lives at risk. Meridian gives hospital security and crisis teams one picture of access control, connected-equipment alarms, cyber alerts and incidents across every site. Patient records stay where they are: Meridian works on buildings, access and incidents, not on medical data.

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The challenge

01
Ransomware that halts care
Today
Ransomware has repeatedly forced European hospitals to cancel operations and divert ambulances. In the first hours, nobody knows which wards and devices are affected.
With Meridian
The crisis team sees on the floor plan which departments and equipment depend on the affected systems, and coordinates the fallback from one picture.
02
Open sites with 24/7 public access
Today
Hospitals must stay open to everyone, so aggression in the emergency department and theft of drugs or equipment are daily problems for small security teams.
With Meridian
Access control, cameras and staff alarms come together in one view, and the nearest guard is sent with location and context.
03
NIS2 obligations for healthcare providers
Today
Hospitals are essential entities under NIS2, with reporting duties and board-level accountability.
With Meridian
Incidents are documented as they happen. Patient records never enter the platform: Meridian works on buildings, access and incidents.

Parts of Meridian used

Control roomCases, live units, dispatch, push-to-talk, chat and video in one control room.Data layerStructures your sources into one ontology inside your own environment — with history and provenance.Meridian AICase and document analysis, source-backed answers, radio transcription and video analytics on your infrastructure. People review findings and decide.Field appLive positions, SOS, push-to-talk, chat and live video from the field — plus GPS trackers for vehicles and assets.

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Guides

Guide · Regulation

The CER Directive: what critical entities must do now

Europe’s critical-entities rules are now law in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, and before parliament in France. They ask operators to do for physical threats what NIS2 asks for cyber: assess the risk, protect, detect, respond — and report within 24 hours. What the rules require, where each country stands, and what it means in the control room.

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