To completely prevent the compromise of my practice's medical production system by a zero-day malware that is undetectable by standard antivirus programs and may be contained in the reports, which are primarily received as PDFs, I had a device/software combination created to which I own all unrestricted rights.
This device, which we call a "Malware Preventer," has been running as a prototype in my practice for three years. It's used for importing reports that reach us, for example, via the report transfer system or by downloading from the ELGA electronic health record. It's also used in administrative correspondence to display suspicious email attachments and convert them into usable text using OCR. Another application is the secure download of documents from websites.
An Austrian, American, and EU patent were granted. Numerous other international applications were filed based on the positive preliminary report of the International Patent Office.
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From health to IT, unconditionally secure.
As a specialist practice, we have primarily designed and implemented software for our own use. In order to safely import and process medical findings into our system, we needed to find a solution that reliably protects against malware compromise, independent of antivirus software, which is not 100% secure.
With MalwarePreventer, we've been able to create a product that has potential beyond the boundaries of our company—potential we want to share.
MalwarePreventer is like an invisible shield for your documents: It transforms everything it touches into a safe, clean version—free of any hidden dangers. Imagine being able to send every document you receive through a magical cleaning process that removes all nasty surprises without you noticing. That's MalwarePreventer . It works quietly in the background, protecting your data and ensuring that everything you open is safe. With MalwarePreventer , you can rest assured, no matter what you download from the internet or receive via email. It's our way of making the digital world a little safer—simply and without compromise.