eKare inSight Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of eKare inSight Panel in digital assets. It helps in identifying the presence of eKare login panels to improve security awareness.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
24 days 23 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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The eKare inSight Panel is utilized by healthcare facilities and research institutions for advanced wound management assessment through digital means. It offers insights and analytics to practitioners facilitating efficient wound care. The platform captures detailed wound images and data, allowing healthcare providers to track and monitor wound healing progress over time. Hospitals incorporate eKare inSight to streamline workflows, enhance patient outcomes, and integrate with electronic health records. Researchers employ this tool to gather large datasets, enabling better outcomes in clinical trials and studies. Many healthcare providers rely on its data-driven insights for precision medicine approaches.
The detection mechanism for eKare inSight Panel seeks to determine the presence of this panel within a network. Identifying eKare inSight Panel instances is essential for security monitoring and management. The detection focuses on signature recognition in HTTP responses and characteristics such as title and status code. This process aids security teams by highlighting assets needing evaluation due to potential exposure. Understanding the prevalence of eKare inSight Panels assists in assessing risk areas within healthcare IT infrastructures. The scanner empowers organizations to proactively manage and secure their digital environments.
Detailed detection involves sending an HTTP GET request to the target URL and analyzing the HTTP response. The matcher checks if the body of the response contains the title "
The potential implications of detecting an eKare inSight Panel can include unauthorized access if the panel is exposed to external networks. Such exposure can lead to data breaches involving sensitive healthcare data. Hackers might exploit the recognized panels for reconnaissance or further attacks. Potential patient data leaks could violate privacy laws such as HIPAA, leading to legal repercussions and loss of reputation. Locating panels assists in fortifying weak network areas against potential cyber threats. Security teams gaining insight into the presence of these panels helps in prioritizing security measures and patching vulnerabilities promptly.
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