Cybersecurity
Defending connected medical devices: inventory, network segmentation, vulnerability management, patching and a workable response when something goes wrong.
Securing Connected Medical Devices
The baseline controls that protect networked equipment without getting in the way of clinical work.
Network Segmentation for Medical IT
Why flat networks are risky, and how to separate medical devices sensibly and safely.
Vulnerability Management in Hospitals
Turning vulnerability information into a plan a clinical engineering team can actually carry out.
Incident Response for Connected Devices
What to do in the first hours of a security incident involving equipment in clinical use.
SBOMs for Medical Devices: Why HTM Teams Need Them
An SBOM lists the software components inside a device. Why that list matters, what it should contain and how to use it when a vulnerability is announced.
Patching Legacy Medical Devices That No Longer Update
Some medical devices stopped receiving updates entirely. Why the patch may not exist, and which compensating controls are defensible when it does not.