Dräger, a global leader in medical and safety technology, has announced that its Atlan A350 and A350 XL anesthesia workstations have been granted Authority to Operate (ATO) certification under the U.S. Department of Defense’s Risk Management Framework. Effective from 14 July 2025 through 14 July 2028, this accreditation represents the highest level of cybersecurity clearance a medical device can attain.

A Landmark in Patient Data Protection

This achievement underscores Dräger’s commitment to advancing both clinical performance and digital security in healthcare. Following the prior ATO certifications of the Perseus A500 and Fabius MRI systems, Dräger now offers a fully ATO-certified portfolio of anesthesia machines – delivering unmatched trust to hospitals and surgical teams.

Why This Matters in Today’s Operating Theatres

• Maximum Security – Rigorous assessment ensures robust protection for sensitive patient data.

• Full Regulatory Compliance – Aligns with the highest federal standards, reducing compliance risks.

• Clinical Confidence – Proven reliability in critical care environments.

• Seamless Integration – Designed for smooth connectivity with existing hospital networks.

• Continuous Vigilance – Built-in resilience against evolving cyber threats.

• Accelerated Deployment – Fast, compliant installation for immediate clinical impact.

Lothar Thielen, President and CEO of Dräger, Inc., commented:
“Cyberattacks remain a serious threat to hospitals – both clinically and financially. By embedding advanced cybersecurity technologies into our development processes, we have ensured that the new Atlan anesthesia workstations meet the most stringent standards of security and performance.”