Protecting Medical Devices: Real-World Vulnerability Scenarios
Medical devices face critical cybersecurity risks but new technology and stricter regulations can protect data and device integrity.
Medical devices face critical cybersecurity risks but new technology and stricter regulations can protect data and device integrity.
The Masimo W1 medical watch received FDA clearance for connectivity, enabling integration with the Masimo SafetyNet telemonitoring solution.
Baxter is recalling the Life2000 Ventilator System due to potential battery charging dongle failure, which can prevent or hinder charging.
Medical devices face critical cybersecurity risks but new technology and stricter regulations can protect data and device integrity.
Three major manufacturers—Philips Respironics, Baxter Healthcare, and Zoll Medical—have issued Class I recalls for their ventilators due to critical issues posing a risk of serious injury or death.
Read MoreClarius Mobile Health has received U.S. FDA clearance for its OB AI tool, which uses deep learning to provide accurate fetal measurements.
Read MoreMedline recalled the Sub-G Endotracheal Tube with Subglottic Suction due to risks of detachment, tearing, and potential airway obstruction.
Read MoreClario’s SpiroSphere platform received U.S. FDA clearance for its wireless COR-12 ECG device, consolidating spirometry and ECG data collection.
Read MoreSiemens Healthineers received FDA clearance for its Biograph Trinion PET/CT scanner, which offers improved performance and efficiency.
Read MoreOptumHealth Care Solutions is recalling Nimbus II Plus infusion pumps due to multiple failure modes, following an InfuTronix recall.
Read MoreInnoVoyce has received FDA 510(k) clearance for the VYLO Laser System, a 455nm blue light laser offering up to 30 watts of power.