Both new and legacy medical devices are facing an array of cybersecurity challenges.
Recently, we partnered with Critical Software to deliver a webinar discussing these challenges and the strategies manufacturers can take to secure embedded software in everything from MRI machines to infusion pumps.
During the webinar, “Navigating FDA and EU MDR/IVDR Compliance: Cybersecurity Strategies for Medical Devices,” industry experts Doug Britton and Afonso Neto shared a comprehensive look at medical device cybersecurity and provided attendees with actionable takeaways on this crucial topic.
The discussion included:
- In-depth analysis of FDA and EU MDR/IVDR cybersecurity requirements for medical devices
- Effective strategies for securing both new and legacy medical devices
- Best practices for balancing security implementation with device functionality and development processes
- The importance of transparency in device security capabilities and limitations
- Approaches to lifecycle management of medical device cybersecurity
To illustrate the real-world impact of these strategies, we’re offering an exclusive medical device customer use case for download. This case study showcases significant improvements in vulnerability reduction:
- 44% reduction in overall vulnerabilities
- 71% mitigation of the most critical vulnerabilities
- 100% elimination of memory safety vulnerabilities exploitable at runtime
By combining RunSafe’s expertise with Critical Software’s insights, we aimed to provide a comprehensive view of the challenges and solutions in this rapidly evolving domain.
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