Eracent, a software and IT asset management firm, is offering healthcare organizations a free tool to automate the scanning of medical device software bills of materials (SBOM). The tool matches listed components to vulnerability data in its product library, helping healthcare facilities comply with new cybersecurity regulations. Eracent’s C-SCRM platform identifies obsolete components and open-source software components that standard vulnerability analysis tools do not scan. This will help minimize cybersecurity breaches that can impact operations and affect patient care.
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