ARM Innovations Logo
ARM Innovations
Service | Healthcare Security

Medical Device Security Testing (IoMT)

Ensuring patient safety through deep-dive cybersecurity audits. We provide specialized VAPT for connected medical devices, conforming to FDA and global regulatory standards.

Patient Safety Driven Security

In the medical sector, a cybersecurity breach isn't just a data risk; it's a direct threat to human life. Connected pacemakers, infusion pumps, and imaging systems are often built on decade-old legacy software that lacks modern defenses.

ARM Innovations leverages specialized IoMT expertise to provide comprehensive security validation. We combine hardware-level debugging with clinical impact analysis to ensure your devices remain trusted, compliant, and safe for patient use.

  • FDA Premarket Cybersecurity Documentation
  • MDR/IVDR Technical File Gap Analysis
  • Safety-Impact Vulnerability Assessments
  • Non-Intrusive Clinical Network Audits
App Sync
Firmware

Clinical Security Benchmarks

Our methodology bridges the gap between general IT security and specialized medical device safety standards.

FDA & AAMI Standards

Adherence to FDA Premarket Guidance and AAMI TIR57 for medical device risk management.

Safety-First VAPT

Security testing specifically designed to identify flaws without impacting patient safety or device functionality.

NIST SP 800-213

Following NIST guidelines for securing medical IoT (IoMT) devices and their network ecosystems.

Regulatory Traceability

Detailed mapping of security controls to international healthcare regulations (MDR/IVDR).

Audit Lifecycle Phase

01

Binary & Firmware Audit

Analyzing device firmware for hardcoded keys, insecure boot processes, and logic vulnerabilities.

02

Radio Protocol Analysis

Auditing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Zigbee, and proprietary medical radio frequencies for interception.

03

IoMT Gateway Review

Testing the security of medical gateways that bridge clinical devices to hospital networks.

04

Clinical Scenario Testing

Simulating attacks in a clinical environment to evaluate the impact on patient monitoring and therapy.

05

Submission Support

Providing the documentation required for regulatory submissions (eSTAR, Technical File).

Clinical Vulnerabilities

Insecure Legacy Protocols (HL7, DICOM)
Exposed Debug Interfaces (UART/JTAG/SWD)
Weak Communication Encryption
Improper Handling of Patient Data (PHI)
Vulnerable Third-Party Software Components
Lack of Secure Boot Mechanisms
Default or Hardcoded Clinical Credentials
Insecure Over-the-Air (OTA) Updates
Susceptibility to Radio Frequency Jamming
Insufficient Tamper Detection on Enclosures

Patient Trust Starts with Security

Don't leave clinical cybersecurity to chance. Partner with medical device experts for your regulatory submission and security validation.

+91 99104 22411WhatsApp