Over the years there have been differing targets, moving
from the enterprise side, to vehicles, satellites, shipping, aeronautics, and
others. A significant new industry focus are medical devices. What brings this
to the forefront of our attention is the criticality of the devices. These
assist with our lives and living. The insulin pump helps patients with their
blood sugar and notifies the patient when this is too high or low and provides
insulin through the day. Neurotransmitters help patients deal with their pain.
Defibrillators help with regulating heartbeats.
While these clearly are a benefit for the patients, these
require cybersecurity to be applied. Without a thorough architecture and
pentest to ensure the vulnerabilities have been mitigated, there are
substantial liabilities. To validate this, you simply need to read through the
FDA notices. Without fully addressing the product’s cybersecurity, the
manufacturer is missing vital points which are required.
Thank you.
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