The organizations – ranging from private companies like Google, Microsoft and Deloitte to non-profits like Consumer Reports, the Center for Internet Security, and the Cyber Threat Alliance – say there is a “global consensus” forming around core IoT security standards that must be addressed through a mix of government regulation and voluntary private sector action.
Cynerio’s healthcare IoT and medical device report reveals the most common vulnerabilities in the healthcare and hospital environments, stressing the need for network segmentation.
Thirty-three percent of Americans experienced one or more cyberattacks last year, nearly half of whom were victimized by phishing attacks, as cybersecurity incidents across the U.S. rose by 27%, compared with 2020.
AWS recently rolled out IoT ExpressLink and updates to AWS IoT Greengrass, both of which were intended to support the company’s plans to strengthen its zero trust security plan by focusing on machine identities.
A pair of Healthcare Supply Chain Association guides tackle some of the biggest medical devices security risks, particularly when it comes to patient safety, and the responsibility of manufacturers in addressing them.
