Cybersecurity for Connected Medical Devices
In healthcare, a cyberattack is not just about data loss; it's about patient safety. As medical devices become more connected, they become targets for lethal exploitation.
FDA Cybersecurity Requirements
The FDA now mandates "Cybersecurity in Medical Device Submissions" which requires manufacturers to provide a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and proof of security testing.
Infusion Pump Security
Hardening dosing limits to prevent unauthorized medication changes via network.
Pacemaker Monitoring
Protecting the telemetry data flows between the device and the doctor's portal.
Diagnostic Imaging
Securing MRI and CT scanners running on legacy Windows versions from ransomware.
Wearables Data Privacy
Ensuring HIPAA-compliant encryption for consumer-grade health monitors.
Our Methodology
Following the IMDRF guidelines, we perform vulnerability assessments on device firmware, wireless protocols (BLE, NFC), and the supporting mobile/cloud ecosystem.
Patient Safety First
Ensure your medical hardware meets the highest global security standards.
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