Trimedx Adds AI to Cybersecurity Platform to Speed Up Risk Remediation
New features aim to reduce the time required to address medical device vulnerabilities by 75% on average.
New features aim to reduce the time required to address medical device vulnerabilities by 75% on average.
A survey of more than 300 professionals indicates that cybersecurity is a top concern as technical teams struggle with system complexity.
The second phase introduces advisory services and a certification program to help hospitals maintain patient care during technology outages.
New features aim to reduce the time required to address medical device vulnerabilities by 75% on average.
The collaboration will use artificial intelligence and clinical engineering to improve equipment reliability and cybersecurity.
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