Abbott has released its final round of cybersecurity updates to fix severe flaws in its pacemakers, programmers and remote monitoring systems. The update will allow the devices to monitor abnormal battery behavior and vibrate to alert patients when something is wrong. The update applies to about 350,000 of Abbott’s implantable cardioverter defibrillators and implantable cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillators, originally manufactured by St. Jude Medical. These flaws were first made public in 2016 and could allow unauthorized users to access the devices and modify programming controls.
CloudMile and Horangi Cyber Security partner to promote cybersecurity solutions for Malaysian businesses, ETCIO SEA
AI and cloud company, CloudMile, has partnered with Singapore’s Horangi Cyber Security to bring Horangi’s secure enterprise solutions to Malaysia, specifically in financial and public
