AAMI fellow Axel Wirth says outdated certificate trust stores and difficult update processes could leave connected medical devices exposed long after other systems are secured.
HTM professionals bring critical clinical context to medical device cybersecurity, but the growing role also requires new skills and training.
Cybersecurity considerations are coming earlier in medical device purchasing as HTM teams look more closely at vendor support, contract terms, and long-term security risks.
AAMI fellow Axel Wirth says outdated certificate trust stores and difficult update processes could leave connected medical devices exposed long after other systems are secured.
A survey of more than 300 professionals indicates that cybersecurity is a top concern as technical teams struggle with system complexity.
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A layered cybersecurity strategy can help healthcare organizations protect connected medical devices without disrupting clinical operations.
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Malicious attacks using artificial intelligence increased 56% over the previous year, according to the 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report.
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The company reports no impact on manufacturing, patient services, or medical technology safety.
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The work group will develop playbooks and risk assessment tools to help healthcare organizations defend against advanced model risks.
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The report found a 51% increase in published vulnerabilities and warned that attackers continue to target connected medical devices and other specialized systems.
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The Rural Hospital Cybersecurity Enhancement Act would require the Department of Health and Human Services to develop workforce strategies and training resources for rural facilities.
