New Security Software Monitors Internal Code to Detect Threats in Medical Devices
The system identifies unauthorized changes within connected hardware to protect healthcare infrastructure and patient safety.
The system identifies unauthorized changes within connected hardware to protect healthcare infrastructure and patient safety.
From installing dental X-ray systems to maintaining more than 3,500 medical devices, Naval Hospital Pensacola's biomedical equipment technicians keep equipment safe, calibrated, and ready for patient care.
The agency released a discussion paper to address the unique risks and potential of generative artificial intelligence in the healthcare ecosystem.
The acquisition adds X-ray tubes and specialized digital detectors to the Teledyne medical imaging portfolio.