This customer case study describes how a Thai healthcare organization used Safous to meet a new cybersecurity guideline: the Thailand Ministry of Public Health's Technology Cybersecurity Assessment Matrix (TAM), FY2025 (B.E. 2568). It is for healthcare IT and security teams facing assessment deadlines on tight budgets, and it covers the challenge, the solution and the results.
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Challenge
- With the compliance deadline looming, the biggest challenge was to satisfy the assessment criteria swiftly and within a tight budget.
Solution
- One Safous platform satisfied 6 of the 11 mandatory TAM controls: No. 3 access control (public and private), No. 4 privileged access management (PAM), No. 7 multi-factor authentication (2FA), No. 8 web application firewall (WAF), No. 9 log management and No. 11 vulnerability assessment (VA scan).
- A lightweight install allowed deployment across sites on the same day, with minimal disruption.
Results
- One platform satisfied 6 of the 11 mandatory TAM controls instantly.
- Covering many controls with one tool slashed cost versus multi-product stacks.
- Same-day deployment across sites with minimal disruption.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which TAM controls did Safous satisfy?
Controls No. 3 (access control), No. 4 (PAM), No. 7 (MFA), No. 8 (WAF), No. 9 (log management) and No. 11 (vulnerability assessment) of the FY2025 (B.E. 2568) TAM, 6 of its 11 mandatory controls.
How quickly was Safous deployed?
A lightweight install enabled same-day deployment across sites with minimal disruption.
Learn more: Privileged remote access guide, Safous Privileged Remote Access at a glance.
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