Geekmaster 👽Jan 11, 2023

This is a great development in the #Healthcare sector. Securing medical devices is now a national requirement, and the #FDA is in charge: https://www.scmagazine.com/feature/device-security/new-fda-authority-for-medical-device-security-signals-big-changes-for-manufacturers?external_id=HBwZ-n4B490LDY0Z-dKj&external_id_source=mrkto&mkt_tok=MTg4LVVOWi02NjAAAAGJQcVL_7Ob_zO7cL1KqpLFg3FslKp1n1LySy7vcM8WtuV9gC2inHEy7wLzzh8o8lrrCJfxSozz9B2-gios9ReTH956aCUqPBtiX6z8JcKI

#SecureMedicalDevices #SecurityOutOfTheBox #MakingITSecure

New FDA authority for medical device security signals big changes for manufacturers

The FDA has been granted authority to ensure medical devices are designed securely, and manufacturers that have failed to keep pace may be in for a rude awakening.

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Show threadGeekmaster 👽Dec 27, 2022
@justaq this is very true, but they have always been an issue from an #InfoSec perspective - which is why ISP's are now offering #SecurityOutOfTheBox with their gateways. I know the @cisacyber has some public/private initiatives specifically for this purpose (helping SMBs), as does #ISC2. I guess we need to setup a #InfoSecCollaborative where Infosec professionals donate their time to help SMBs? Problem there, is who maintains it and where do the SMBs go when there is an incident? #MSPs are expensive and have Customer Service issues (from what I am told). So the question now becomes - #HowCanWeHelpThem?