MNDR and Skylink Partner with Contfinity for Cybersecurity in Healthcare
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- •MNDR partners with Skylink and Contfinity to launch OtterSG for clinics in Singapore.
- •The bundled solution integrates clinic management with cybersecurity services.
- •Over 2,400 clinics are targeted to enhance compliance with healthcare regulations.
Mobile-health Network Solutions (MNDR) announced a partnership with Skylink Innovations and Contfinity to provide a bundled clinic management and cybersecurity solution named OtterSG. This service targets over 2,400 clinics in Singapore, integrating clinic management with cybersecurity services such as endpoint protection and CISO-as-a-Service. The partnership aims to help healthcare providers comply with regulatory requirements from the Ministry of Health (MOH), Cyber Security Agency (CSA), and Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC). The OtterSG platform will streamline operations while enhancing data protection and operational efficiency. The announcement reflects a growing trend in the healthcare sector towards secure digital infrastructure. MNDR's stock reacted negatively despite the partnership, which historically has led to modest gains. The partnership is positioned to address rising cybersecurity needs in the healthcare sector.
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