The increasing vulnerability of medical devices to cybersecurity attacks is causing concern among hospitals. Even if a device is approved by the FDA, hospitals cannot be certain of its security. As a result, more hospitals are demanding security requirements upfront from manufacturers. Instances of security flaws in medical devices have resulted in financial loss and lawsuits for companies. The healthcare industry is now focused on ensuring the security of connected devices and protecting patient information.
Startup OMass Secures $310M to Advance Drug for Rare Endocrine Disorder
OMass’s molecule is vying to become an alternative to a Neurocrine Biosciences drug that is currently the only FDA-approved therapy for congenital adrenal hyperplasia. But
