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The healthcare sector faces a unique challenge in managing the cybersecurity of legacy medical devices. These devices, often operating beyond their intended lifespan, are integral to patient care but lag in modern security protocols, making them susceptible to cyber threats.

Audio is generated by DropInBlog's AI and may have slight pronunciation nuances. Learn more In today's digital healthcare era, the threat of cyberattacks on connected medical devices is escalating. Recent cyberattacks in connected healthcare highlight the vulnerability of devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps to hacking, posing significant health risks.

In today's increasingly connected healthcare landscape, medical devices play a vital role, directly impacting patient well-being. However, their reliance on software and connectivity exposes them to potential cyberattacks. Mitigating these risks requires robust cybersecurity measures throughout the device lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market monitoring. This blog post equips you with a comprehensive cybersecurity gap assessment framework to evaluate your medical device's cybersecurity posture, ensuring compliance and minimizing risks.

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