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Trimedx's TMX Protect named "Healthcare Cybersecurity Solution of the Year" in 10th annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards program. Prestigious annual awards program recognizes breakthrough information security products and companies around the world. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - CyberSecurity Breakthrough, an independent market intelligence organization that recognizes the most innovative companies, products, and technologies driving progress in the global information security industry, today announced that Trimedx's TMX Protect has been named "Healthcare Cybersecurity Solution of the Year" award in the 10th annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards program. The 2026 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Award recognizes the breakthrough innovation of TMX Protect, backed by Trimedx Cybersecurity Services, which pairs deep device intelligence with hands-on clinical engineering expertise to deliver increased security, performance, and safety for connected clinical devices. At its core is a vulnerability database built through expert research and continuous updates from reliable industry sources. This database connects directly to managed inventory records, so every vulnerability maps to the specific devices it affects across a health system. Teams see live, inventory-specific risk the moment threats such as anomalous device behavior or new vulnerabilities are identified. TMX Protect also calculates live device risk scores for every connected medical device that weigh clinical impact based on the context of device use, device behavior, and known exploited vulnerabilities. Each score is also informed by a comprehensive medical device inventory database that helps precisely identify medical devices to eliminate false-positive vulnerability alerts. "We are thrilled to receive this recognition from CyberSecurity Breakthrough," says Jason Henley, Trimedx. "Cybersecurity is inseparable from patient safety. By combining device intelligence with hands-on clinical engineering expertise, TMX Protect helps healthcare organizations keep devices visible, reliable, secure, and ready throughout their lifecycle - while equipping the people who maintain them to act before issues disrupt care. We will continue to lead from the front to strengthen medical device security and performance." Marking its 10-year milestone this year, the CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards has spent a decade on a mission that hasn't wavered: to celebrate excellence and spotlight breakthrough innovation driving the global cybersecurity industry forward. Over that decade, the program has grown to span a wide range of categories, including Cloud Security, Threat Intelligence, Risk Management, Fraud Prevention, Mobile Security, Application Security, Identity Management, and more, consistently shining a light on the solutions and organizations redefining how we safeguard the digital world. In this landmark 10th year, the 2026 awards program received thousands of nominations from organizations in more than 20 countries around the world, representing breakthrough technologies from disruptive startups to established global enterprises. This year's winners embody the cutting edge of cybersecurity technology, delivering next-generation protection and resilience in today's increasingly complex threat landscape. "TMX Protect turns critical vulnerability into resolved risk. Healthcare delivery organizations face a widening gap between the volume of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and threats affecting connected medical devices and the operational capacity to act on them. When attackers strike, the impact goes beyond financial damage with most organizations reporting disruption to patient care," said Steve Johansson, managing director, CyberSecurity Breakthrough. "TMX Protect and Trimedx Cybersecurity Services give healthcare organizations a way to track thousands of cybersecurity vulnerabilities, maintain direct contact with OEMs for patch delivery, and enjoy measurable improvement in both cybersecurity posture and patient safety outcomes." The platform also breaks down silos between IT security teams and medical equipment maintenance functions, expanding visibility into device-level risk across all stakeholders, from IT to clinical engineering and even the C-suite. Clinical engineers bring device-specific context, ensuring remediation actions never interrupt the care a device supports. In addition, the conversational AI assistant built into TMX Protect, lets users ask natural-language questions about inventory, vulnerabilities, and risk scores. They can generate reports and summaries in real time, and the Agent can initiate remediation actions without requiring users to leave the platform. About CyberSecurity Breakthrough Part of Tech Breakthrough, a leading market intelligence and recognition platform for global technology innovation and leadership, the CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards program is devoted to honoring excellence in information security and cybersecurity technology companies, products and people. The CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards provide a platform for public recognition around the achievements of breakthrough information security companies and products in categories including Cloud Security, Threat Detection, Risk Management, Fraud Prevention, Mobile Security, Web and Email Security, UTM, Firewall and more. For more information visit CyberSecurityBreakthrough.com. Tech Breakthrough LLC does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in our recognition programs, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with award designations. Tech Breakthrough LLC recognition consists of the opinions of the Tech Breakthrough LLC organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Tech Breakthrough LLC disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this recognition program, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. About Trimedx Trimedx is an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, helping health systems transform medical devices from a cost into a source of strategic advantage. Built by providers, for providers, our experts deliver clinical engineering, clinical asset management, and cybersecurity while continuously capturing intelligence from the clinical floor. Powered by TMX - our clinical asset intelligence platform built on a service history of more than 7.4 million devices with data on 90-95% of in-use U.S. medical equipment - Trimedx turns unmatched intelligence into predictive insights that help prevent failures before they happen. The result is lower operating expenses, optimized capital investments, stronger medical device safety and security, and more resources available for patient care - because in critical environments, all systems are critical.

Movers & shakers: Odyssey Behavioral Health, Centerstone name chief revenue officers. Merakey names new CSO, CGO. In August, national behavioral health and human support services provider Merakey named two new leaders to its C-suite. Jennifer Rhia is now Merakey's chief strategy officer, a role that she held at I Am Boundless, an organization that merged with Merakey. That move was announced in June. Together, the organizations generate up to $1 billion and will serve about 50,000 with a staff of 11,000. Later in the month, Merakey announced that Richard Yanoski was promoted to chief growth officer and senior vice president. He has worked for Merakey for the last 24 years. His responsibilities include leading nationwide growth, acquisitions, program expansion and new service models. "Rich's vision, dedication, and proven ability to identify and execute growth opportunities have played a significant role in Merakey's success," the company said in a memo. Centria Autism names new CFO. Farmington Hills, Michigan-based Centria Autism named Garett Jackson its new CFO, succeeding Jason Turk. Before joining Centria, he served as CFO of Intuitive Health, a Plano, Texas-based company that manages a national network of combined ER and urgent care centers. He was a part of the company's sale from Altamont Capital Partners to Great Hill Partners in 2024. He previously served as senior vice president and chief financial officer of Kindred Healthcare's hospital division, which operated more than 65 long-term acute care hospitals across the United States and generated over $2 billion in revenue. Jackson said in a news release his focus will be to keep the organization's finances healthy as it continues to grow. Hopebridge names permanent CEO, three other C-suite leaders. Indianapolis-based autism therapy provider Hopebridge announced it appointed LeAnne Hester to the CEO role on a permanent basis after naming her to the same role on an interim basis since March. Her focus will be on clinical quality and strengthening support for clinicians, according to a news release. It has also named three other new C-suite leaders: - Stacey Jensen joined as chief clinical operations officer after holding a similar role at Upward Health. - Denise Bohnert joined as chief compliance officer and general counsel from Amedisys Home Health and Hospice. - Doug Folsom joined as CIO after nine years in technology leadership at TRIMEDX. Centerstone, Odyssey Behavioral Health name chief revenue officers. Nonprofit behavioral healthcare provider Centerstone named Lindsay Bennett its new chief revenue officer in August. She previously worked as vice president of revenue cycle and health information management at Chapters Health System, a $600 million, Tampa-based health care organization, where she led post-acquisition integration and standardized operations. In a release, she said her focus will be building systems and processes to support Centerstone's growth. She joins Centerstone after it merged with Brightli in Nov. 2025. Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare also recently named a chief revenue officer: Susan Tucker. She previously served as vice president of growth at Compassus, overseeing growth strategy across its home health and hospice portfolios. Before that, she led business development for Allegheny Health Network's Healthcare Home division. Tucker will lead Odyssey's growth strategy across business development, marketing, admissions and strategic partnerships to expand access to its behavioral health services. She announced she had taken on the role in September. Groups Recover Together names new president. Substance use disorder treatment provider Groups Recover Together named Alexandre Thome its new president. Thome previously served as chief technology officer at Homeward, a rural primary care provider now part of Cityblock Health. He spent more than four years there, building its technology team and care delivery platform. The appointment follows Cooper Zelnick's move from president to CEO, announced in September 2025. Zelnick joined Groups in 2017 and previously served as chief of staff, chief strategy officer and chief revenue officer. "Many of my new colleagues have been here for 10+ years," Thome said in the LinkedIn post, disclosing his new role. "That kind of commitment, from members and from staff, is rare. It's what drew me in." Companies featured in this article: Chris Larson is a senior reporter for Behavioral Health Business. He holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Brigham Young University and has been covering the health care sector since December 2016. He is based in the Louisville metro area. When not at work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids, cooking/baking and reading sci-fi and fantasy novels. October 14, 2026 October 13, 2026 October 1, 2026