New AI Tools Aim to Automate Cybersecurity Remediation Across Healthcare
Platform updates introduce AI-driven risk resolution and expanded visibility for medical devices and internet-connected equipment.
Platform updates introduce AI-driven risk resolution and expanded visibility for medical devices and internet-connected equipment.
New imaging system integrates 4K, 3D, and fluorescence-guided technologies across multiple surgical specialties.
Early adopters built custom internal platforms and structured oversight around them. With vendor healthcare versions now emerging, the technology may become easier to deploy—even as ECRI warns about misuse.
Platform updates introduce AI-driven risk resolution and expanded visibility for medical devices and internet-connected equipment.
Routine electrical safety testing is frequently defended on instinct rather than evidence. An engineering analysis shows what actually protects patients and staff.
The next-generation portfolio features automated abdominal imaging capabilities and expanded integration platform for third-party applications.
The expanded partnership brings integrated patient monitoring technologies into outpatient settings as more procedures shift away from hospitals.
The platform combines real-time location systems and EHR data to optimize patient flow, equipment management, and clinic scheduling without requiring new infrastructure.
The onboard software allows for automated documentation and integrates with several CMMS/EAM systems for end-to-end workflow automation.
The second-generation system combines anatomical and functional imaging in one scan.Â
The study will evaluate a second-generation robotic platform in complex catheterization lab procedures.
The AI-driven optical system is designed for early detection of stenosis in hemodialysis patients and to reduce clinical staff workload.
The acquisition aims to integrate Armis’ real-time asset discovery and cyber-physical security capabilities into ServiceNow’s security workflows.
The system is indicated for use in minimally invasive urologic surgical procedures including prostatectomy, nephrectomy, and cystectomy.