HEALTH SECTOR — CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Ransomware in the ICU
Kills Patients, Not Servers

Medical device networks, PACS imaging systems, and clinical databases are the highest-value ransomware targets. P4S SOFTLESS FPGA hardware blocks attacks before they reach your care delivery infrastructure.

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P4S SOFTLESS™ PROTECTED
LIVE ATTACK SIMULATION
P4S SOFTLESS™ FPGA ACTIVE

Health OT Network
Live Attack + Encryption Race

Healthcare OT — SCADA, PLC-4, HMI & OT GW secured at 1 Gbps IPSec each. P4S SF-106-8 blocks HL7/FHIR protocol attacks, medical device lateral movement, and ransomware propagation in under 3 microseconds.

AES-256-GCM-16 1 Gbps IPSec/port <3μs latency Zero software
P4S FPGA ACTIVE — MONITORING
0
Blocked
μs/Block
100%
Block Rate
FPGA · P4S SOFTLESS
AES-256 · 9×FW · 18 Gbps
SF-106-8
FPGA SHIELD
9
FPGA FW
1G
IPSec/port
ATTACK SOURCES
PROTECTED OT NETWORK · 1 Gbps EACH
— P4S SF-106-8 HARDWARE FIREWALL LOG — HEALTH OT NETWORK —
SF-106-8 · 9 FPGA · 18 Gbps · 1 Gbps IPSec/port
AES-256-GCM-16 ENCRYPTION RACE — READY
64-byte OT packet · AES-256-GCM-16 IPSec · 1 Gbps port · Same payload
P4S FPGA
SF-106-2 CipherWall
<3μs
VS
SOFTWARE FW
Linux kernel + OpenSSL
~3000μs
P4S WINS — 1000× FASTER
FPGA: <3μs  ·  Software: ~3000μs  ·  1 Gbps IPSec/port
Feature P4S FPGA Software FW
IPSec Latency<3μs~3000μs
IPSec Speed/Port1 Gbps≤0.1 Gbps
Attack SurfaceZEROOS + Stack
Zero-Day Immune✔ Yes✘ No
OT Node Support✔ Native✘ Limited
— AES-256-GCM-16 IPSec RACE LOG — 1 Gbps port —
1000× FASTER · 1 Gbps/port · SILICON
<3μs
Encrypt Latency
1 Gbps
IPSec/Port
1000×
Faster Than SW
ZERO
Software Layer
Live Attack Scenario

When the Attack
Hits Your Network

The documented attack playbook used against health infrastructure — and why a legacy software firewall fails at every stage.

T+0:00
MedDevice firmware exploit
Attacker exploits unpatched infusion pump firmware. Software firewall does not inspect medical device traffic — assumed trusted segment.
T+0:05
Lateral movement to PACS
Pivot from infusion pump to PACS imaging server. 800GB patient imaging data accessed. Software firewall CPU at 88% — no alert.
T+0:11
Ransomware payload detonated
HL7 FHIR API exploited to deploy ransomware. EHR systems encrypted. CT scanners offline. Surgeries cancelled.
T+0:18
Emergency diversion declared
Hospital declares internal disaster. Ambulances diverted. Average cost: $1.3M/day in cancelled procedures.
T+0:00 — P4S
All lateral movement blocked
FPGA identifies anomalous HL7 traffic in <3μs. Device network isolated per hardware rules. PACS and EHR protected.
Hardware vs Software

Why Software
Firewalls Fail

⚠ LEGACY SOFTWARE FIREWALL
Medical device protocols (HL7, DICOM, FHIR) not inspectable at speed on software firewalls
Legacy medical device OS (Windows XP) cannot be patched — software firewall provides false security
Ransomware variants evolve faster than software signature updates — zero-day attacks guaranteed
Software firewall reboots during updates create coverage gaps unacceptable for clinical networks
✓ P4S SOFTLESS™ FPGA HARDWARE
HL7, DICOM, and FHIR traffic enforced at wire speed — protocol anomalies blocked before reaching clinical systems
Per-port isolation ensures medical device compromise cannot pivot to EHR or PACS
AES-256-GCM-16 IPSec satisfies HIPAA transmission security requirements natively in hardware
Immutable FPGA logic cannot be encrypted, disabled, or modified by ransomware
Theme C — The Breakthrough

P4S SOFTLESS™ Hardware
Solves All Three Problems in Silicon

P4S completely replaces software stacks with hardcoded FPGA logic. No Linux. No Windows. No memory stack. No OS exploit path. No 1 Gbps performance ceiling. No quantum-vulnerable cipher implementation.

Zero Software Flaws
No Linux or Windows OS means zero memory stack overflows, zero remote OS exploits, and zero CVE exposure. The attack surface is physically absent — not patched, not mitigated. Absent.
FPGA logic hardwired at manufacture
CORE TECHNOLOGY
Line-Rate at Any Load
FPGA logic processes 18 Gbps total (SF-106-8) at wire speed regardless of attack volume. At 1 Gbps DDoS load, CPU consumption is zero. Legitimate OT packets are never dropped. PLC-4 polling never times out.
<3μs
64B frame IPSec
1 Gbps
IPSec per port
18 Gbps
Total SF-106-8
Independent FW
Quantum-Resistant Encryption
AES-256-GCM-16 implemented in FPGA silicon — not in software. The only symmetric cipher that survives Grover's algorithm reduction. Your health OT traffic stays encrypted even as quantum capabilities advance.
AES-256-GCM-16 · IPSec · FIPS 140-3
SF-106 Series Architecture — Health Deployment
SF-106-2
CipherWall
2-port · 4 Gbps
1 Gbps IPSec/port
1W · POE · 32 rules
+
RECOMMENDED
SF-106-8
Network Controller
9 ports · 18 Gbps
1 Gbps IPSec/port
9× FPGA · 64 rules
+
TAP-106-8
Network Probe
Passive TAP
2 independent channels
Zero packet loss
<3μs
ENCRYPT LATENCY
ZERO
SOFTWARE LAYER
100%
BANDWIDTH
1000×
FASTER THAN SW
1 Gbps
IPSec/PORT
Protected OT Assets — All at 1 Gbps IPSec per Port
SCADA1 Gbps
🔧PLC-41 Gbps
💻HMI1 Gbps
🌐OT GW1 Gbps
System Deployment

The P4S Stack for
Health

Device 01
SF-106-2 CipherWall
2-port hardware cipher firewall. AES-256-GCM-16 in <3μs. 4 Gbps. 1W POE. 32 rules/port.
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RECOMMENDED
Device 02
SF-106-8 Controller
9 independent FPGA firewalls. 18 Gbps. 64 rules/port. Redundant PSU. DIN-Rail. Built for health OT.
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Device 03
TAP-106-8 Probe
Passive hardware TAP. 2 independent channels. Zero packet loss. Zero added latency. Full visibility.
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Core Technology
P4S SOFTLESS™ FPGA
No OS. No drivers. No software attack surface.
<3μs
ENCRYPT
ZERO
SOFTWARE
100%
BANDWIDTH
1000×
FASTER
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