Executives from Siemens Healthineers, Health-ISAC, and Irdeto recently hosted a virtual panel discussion regarding ways medical device manufacturers can build cybersecurity into their processes. Here are a few takeaways from the roundtable discussion.
Earlier this month, a group of criminals allegedly hacked into security camera data from California startup Verkada Inc., breaching the live feeds of 150,000 surveillance cameras inside hospitals and other places of work, according to a Bloomberg report.
The research is the first full-scale study on N95 mask disinfection and reuse that evaluates multiple viruses, bacteria, and fungi along with how well masks filter and fit after treatment, reports Medical Xpress.
A new survey reveals that an alarming number of healthcare technology providers have suffered a cyberattack and many believe they need to allocate more resources to improve the strength of their cybersecurity, reports Security.
Six competing computerized maintenance management system suppliers recently outlined an agreed-upon method for optimizing and standardizing medical device failure codes.
Nine patients being treated for COVID-19 in a Turkey hospital’s ICU died in a fire Saturday when an oxygen cylinder exploded.
Through this partnership, the Aurora Series UV-C disinfecting device is now available from Crest Healthcare Supply.