Summary: Nihon Kohden ventilators have obtained ATO certification under the DoD’s Risk Management Framework, making them the first of their kind to meet these stringent cybersecurity standards, which enhance data protection and security in healthcare.

Key Takeaways:

  • ATO certification enhances patient data security and minimizes cyber risks for Nihon Kohden ventilators.
  • The certification underscores Nihon Kohden’s commitment to operational security and up-to-date cybersecurity practices in medical devices.

Nihon Kohden ventilators have received Authority to Operate (ATO) certification under the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Risk Management Framework (RMF) eMASS #3389.

Meeting High Standards for Data Protection

This rigorous cybersecurity certification ensures Nihon Kohden’s ventilators meet the highest standards for data protection and operational security in healthcare settings. According to the company, its ventilators are the first of its type to receive the ATO certification.

“Our ATO-certified ventilators represent a new standard in medical device security,” said Roy Sakai, president of Nihon Kohden America. “This certification shows our commitment to protecting patient data and supporting healthcare providers in today’s digital world.”

Benefits of ATO-Certified Ventilators

  • Stronger patient data protection
  • Faster setup and installation
  • Lower risk of cyber attacks

Nihon Kohden maintains the certification to ensure that its ventilators remain up to date with cybersecurity protection.