Ordr's Greg Murphy examines the longstanding issues posed by the healthcare sector's heavy reliance on legacy tech, also used in a range of medical devices. Murphy will also discuss in progress legislation, like the PATCH Act, the benefits and limitations.
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At the RSA Conference, healthcare leaders discussed the positive progress in the quest to secure the medical device infrastructure, held back by widespread vulnerabilities and legacy tech use.
CyberScoop reports that legislation that would mandate the FDA to ensure timely federal cybersecurity guidance for medical devices has been introduced by Sens. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., and Todd Young, R-Ind.
Two important shifts over the last two years transformed what we once knew as an on-premise ecosystem into a global system accessible from anywhere. One is remote work, which began as a temporary measure to get us through the early days of the pandemic and has since become the norm. The other is cloud adoption, which was mainstream even before the ...
Mobile devices using UNISOC's 4G and 5G chipsets are affected by a critical security vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2022-20210, which has since been addressed by UNISOC, reports TechRepublic.
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