Advancing Cybersecure Medical Devices - Part 1 of 2

This on-demand webinar discusses the importance of the total product lifecycle in managing cybersecurity of medical devices, including post-market issues like their end-of-life, end-of-support, decommissioning, and disposal.

THE CONTENT OF THIS WEBINAR IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT INTENDED TO CONVEY LEGAL OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL ADVICE.

Watch now: What Makes a Medical Device Cybersecure?

Why is the term “cybersecure” suddenly so important? What does the “cyber” prefix really mean? How “secure” is “secure enough”? How do I plan for cybersecurity in my organization? What tools are available to help me produce “cybersecure” medical devices?

In this on-demand webinar, we talk about what it means for a medical device to be “cybersecure.” This is a topic that is currently of significant interest because of the recent legislative changes including amendments to the US Food Drug & Cosmetic Act, under which the US FDA exercises its authorities. The recent FDA guidance on their “Refuse to Accept” policy provides some insights into what it means for a medical device to be “cybersecure.” We discuss the importance of the total product lifecycle in managing cybersecurity of medical devices, including post-market issues like their end-of-life, end-of-support, decommissioning, and disposal.

Webinar date: June 27, 2023
Speaker: Anura Fernando, principal security advisor

Learning objectives:

Background and evolution of security
What governments are doing
Technical deep-dive into cybersecurity
Practical approaches to cybersecurity
Tools and resources to help secure medical devices

Watch the video: Understanding Cyber Devices in Healthcare - Part 2 of 2

Why is the term “cyber device” suddenly so important? What does the “cyber” prefix really mean? What kinds of risks are unique to a cyber device and differentiate it from other types of medical devices?

Recent legislative changes, including amendments to the U.S. Food Drug & Cosmetic Act, under which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) exercises its authorities, have spurred a growing interest in this topic. The recent FDA guidance on its Refuse to Accept policy provides insights into what it means for a medical device to be a cyber device.

Webinar date: Nov. 16, 2023
Speaker: Anura Fernando, principal security advisor