MRIguidance strengthens its commitment to Information Security with ISO 27001:2017 certification

Requirements have been met for the development, production, distribution, installation and servicing of BoneMRI.

Utrecht, May 18, 2022 – MRIguidance has achieved the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 27001:2017 certification for the information security management system, on April 22, 2022. 

ISO 27001 is a global benchmark standard for information security that takes a systematic approach to ensuring the confidentiality, integrity and availability of sensitive company and customer information. The certificate encompasses the information security of the design and development, production, distribution, installation and servicing of medical imaging processing software BoneMRI, both on premise and in cloud applications, for the area of radiology. 

Brand Compliance, an independent, third-party auditor accredited by the Dutch Accreditation Council (RvA) to perform ISMS 27001 certifications, has certified that MRIguidance has the proper technical controls and formalised IT security policies and procedures in place to ensure safeguarding sensitive company and customer data.

“MRIguidance is committed to meet or exceed our customers’ expectations. We understand that managing information security is a prerequisite to meet these expectations,” says Marijn van Stralen, CTO of MRIguidance. “Achieving the most widely recognised information security certification is not only an industry differentiator, but also a significant accomplishment and testament to our ongoing commitment to delivering high quality.”

This certification expands the list of previously obtained regulatory achievements which include: ISO 13485 (Quality Management System for Medical Devices) certification; MDR CE certification; FDA clearance, together with GDPR compliance.

Utrecht, February 2026 – MRIguidance has released a new update to BoneMRI, making the solution easier to use across the hospital workflow while expanding compatibility with scanners, systems, and IT environments.

A key feature of the release is new stitching functionality, which allows clinicians to generate combined anatomical regions of e.g. the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, into a single, continuous image, providing total spine views. This enables assessment of pathology across multiple spinal regions without switching between image series, which might improve clinical confidence by visualizing anatomical relationships in one comprehensive view, and reduce interpretation time by eliminating manual cross-referencing between sub-regions.

The update also introduces extended compatibility across imaging platforms and infrastructure. BoneMRI now supports pelvic region imaging across the full range of GE, Siemens, and Philips MRI scanners at both 1.5T and 3T. In addition, the software expands support for Enhanced DICOM processing and is now compatible with Windows Server 2025 OS via the MRIguidance Gateway.

These improvements enhance interoperability with MRI scanners and DICOM inputs, simplify coordination with hospital IT departments, and broaden anatomical and vendor coverage to support smoother clinical adoption.

The release also includes additional support and security enhancements.

The latest BoneMRI update benefits radiologists, MR technologists, IT teams, and surgeons, further strengthening BoneMRI’s role in efficient, radiation-free bone imaging across clinical workflows.