Armis research has identified nurse call systems, infusion pumps, and medication dispensing systems as the riskiest connected medical devices, while IP cameras, printers, and VoIP devices are the riskiest IoT devices in clinical environments.
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MedCrypt, Inc. has announced its financing of a fellowship program at Tufts University’s School of Engineering to support research on medical device security and threat modeling, aiming to develop more efficient and repeatable security processes for medical devices, with the first fellow being a PhD student specializing in usable security and medical devices.
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The new TRIMEDX Executive Overview provides clinical and operational leaders quick insights into patient safety.
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Charles Berberette, senior system director of biomedical engineering at Jackson Health System, discusses how his department has streamlined operations, including staffing optimization, contract management, training, equipment management/selection, and parts procurement, to save costs while managing over 45,000 pieces of medical equipment.
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ECRI officials say they are “deeply disturbed” by reports that nearly 99% of hospitals in the United States have third-party tracking on their websites that transfers sensitive health data to technology and social media companies, advertising firms, and data brokers.
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