Hospital AI Adoption Is Outpacing Cybersecurity Protections, Report Warns
Black Book Research identifies major security gaps as healthcare facilities deploy autonomous tools and models without proper safeguards.
Black Book Research identifies major security gaps as healthcare facilities deploy autonomous tools and models without proper safeguards.
Since launching in March, the RISC 2.0 cybersecurity module has helped hundreds of facilities benchmark their defenses—and revealed where healthcare still falls short.
The report found a 51% increase in published vulnerabilities and warned that attackers continue to target connected medical devices and other specialized systems.
The project focuses on using artificial intelligence to automate security updates and protect hospital equipment from cyberattacks.
Breakdowns in linking requirements to design, risk, and verification are fueling software errors, compliance gaps, and costly recalls across device categories.
A patient using a defibrillator died at a southern-based medical center after the device erupted in fire and burned his body.
ECRI leaders discussed how technologies such as AI-based monitoring and safety systems can affect falls prevention and why system-level evaluation is critical to avoid unintended risk.