Medical Devices
Insecure Medical Devices — Illumina DNA Sequencer Illuminates Risks
IEI-IEI, Oh: Running an obsolete OS, on obsolete hardware, configured with obsolete settings ...
How SBOM Data Enhances Cybersecurity and Response Operations
By Deb Radcliff, DevSecOps analyst and editor of CodeSecure’s TalkSecure educational content (syndicated at Security Boulevard & YouTube) At the RSA Security Conference (RSAC) last month, a multitude of vendors and speakers ...
Navigating the EU Cyber Resiliency Act
Companies developing software intensive products for the European Union market are scratching their heads as to what to do with the recently-approved EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) developed to “ensure safer software and hardware.” ...
In Brief: Chariot Alignment with FDA Section 524B.1
Chariot is more than a product; it’s a partnership that combines automated monitoring and human analysis to identify externally-accessible security risks. In light of the FDA’s latest requirements for in-market device security ...
Are You Ready for the New FDA Cybersecurity Mandate for Medical Devices?
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has done more than just apply a bandage on the issue of cybersecurity-related risks in medical devices. Late last month, the FDA issued guidance for medical ...
FDA, MDIC and MITRE Publish Medical Device Threat Modeling Playbook
Modern medical devices are complex, networked and often vulnerable to attack. With that in mind, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has funded the development of a playbook for threat modeling ...
Why Does Medical Imaging Equipment Need Better Cybersecurity?
Medical imaging cybersecurity needs to evolve to meet today’s security threats. Cyberthreats specifically targeting health care institutions have increased over recent years. More data is also at risk since patients have begun ...
ICS Security in Healthcare: Why Software Vulnerabilities Pose a Threat to Patient Safety
The lack of healthcare cybersecurity is one of the most significant threats to the sanctity of the global healthcare industry. This is made evident by the fact that in 2020 more than ...
BlackBerry Finally Admits Vulnerability Affected 200M Cars
For months BlackBerry sat on a vulnerability in its software that put 200 million cars as well as systems at hospitals and factories at risk. “This does spur a new debate. Is ...
Ransomware vs Healthcare: A Dangerous Liaison
On October 29th, just before Halloween, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released an... The post Ransomware vs Healthcare: A Dangerous Liaison appeared first on Gurucul ...
