Nihon Kohden Ventilators Achieve ATO Cybersecurity Certification
Nihon Kohden ventilators have obtained ATO certification under the DoD’s Risk Management Framework for cybersecurity.
Nihon Kohden ventilators have obtained ATO certification under the DoD’s Risk Management Framework for cybersecurity.
Improving medical device security requires real-time monitoring and comprehensive visibility of hardware and firmware, according to two industry experts. They explain their reasoning here.
By making key metrics and data readily accessible to decision-makers, health systems can make medical equipment inventories more flexible, one industry expert says.
Nihon Kohden ventilators have obtained ATO certification under the DoD’s Risk Management Framework for cybersecurity.
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