Piggybacking attacks exploit trust to slip past defenses, often going unnoticed until damage is done. Understanding how they work—and strengthening both digital and physical safeguards—can help reduce risk.
The partnership will accelerate and streamline IoT device and equipment security at blood centers across the country.
New data shows that 53% of connected medical devices and other IoT devices in hospitals have a known critical vulnerability.
Piggybacking attacks exploit trust to slip past defenses, often going unnoticed until damage is done. Understanding how they work—and strengthening both digital and physical safeguards—can help reduce risk.
The new RhythmStar with built-in 4G cellular connectivity conducts extended remote monitoring without an additional communication device.
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The Masimo iSirona connectivity hub offers a way to physically connect up to six medical devices at the bedside and automatically route the data to the Masimo Hospital Automation platform.
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As part of the partnership, HSS will immediately give customers the option of incorporating Ordr into their Spotlight services offering.
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The U.S. government has issued an alert about vulnerabilities that could compromise the cybersecurity of a paired cardiac device.
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Some connected medical devices are more vulnerable to hacks than others, including wireless infusion pumps, implanted devices, smart-pens, and vital signs monitors.
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Hospitals can and should make connected medical devices more secure, reports JD Supra. Here’s how to do it.
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Use of 5G technology stands to vastly improve the healthcare industry’s capabilities via connected medical devices, wearables, and more.
