In part two of our blog series, we cover the second half of our eBook, “A Guide to Road Vehicle Cybersecurity According to ISO 21434” – Click HERE for part one. To read the entire eBook, click HERE. A Guide to Road Vehicle Cybersecurity: Part 2 Cybersecurity V-model Much like other automotive standards, ISO 21434 […]
在这2部分博客系列的第1部分中,我们概述our eBook, “A Guide to Road Vehicle Cybersecurity According to ISO 21434” – We will link to part 2 here when it publishes. To read the entire eBook, click HERE. A Guide to Road Vehicle Cybersecurity: Part 1 As the automotive industry becomes more […]
FDA Updates to the Medical Device Cybersecurity Guidance With an increase in connected medical devices, cybersecurity has become a hot topic for regulatory agencies. In the last few years, cybersecurity incidents have impacted medical devices and hospital networks disrupting the delivery of medical care and potentially putting patients at risk. Cybersecurity is the process of […]
In many ways 2021 was a continuation of the changes brought about in 2020, a year that’s been described as “unprecedented” and “unparalleled.” In a unique way, 2021 has offered us an idea of evolving innovations and technology on the horizon for teams across industries. These changing conditions will present a variety of new landscapes and will […]
In the third installment of our 2020s Predictions series, we’re featuring medical device security predictions from Chris Gates, Principal Systems Security Architect at Velentium, a professional engineering firm specializing in the design and manufacturing of therapeutic and diagnostic active medical devices.
Despite ongoing concerns about cybersecurity, the medical device landscape has seen some amazing advances even just this year.
With the rise in connected and autonomous cars, hackers and other cyber criminals can break into the systems that run these vehicles and wreak havoc.
Embracing security as an important part of the product development cycle provides more than just a competitive advantage – it may be crucial for survival.
With the growing amount of connected medical devices, the number of potential targets for hackers and other cyber criminals to exploit continues to rise.
Any cybersecurity expert will tell you it’s not a matter of if you will be hacked, but when. Healthcare organizations across the country are quickly learning the truth about that axiom.
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