Medical device manufacturers are being required by the FDA to rapidly test, evaluate and patch vulnerabilities in their field-deployed devices. But the process is time-consuming and interrupts ongoing development. RunSafe Security Founder Joseph Saunders advises the adoption of runtime exploit prevention technology, which can help medical devices self-defend against attacks and significantly reduces the risks of unpatched vulnerabilities.
The True Cost of Focusing on Cost Instead of Cost-Effectiveness
When payors consider only the cost of the medication and not the cost and risk to the patient, doctor, and healthcare system, the irony is
