Medical devices that send data to the cloud can be vulnerable to malware due to outdated software. Healthcare providers must address the complexity of securing these devices, as well as catalog the threats and vulnerabilities. James Angle, information security architect at Trinity Health, emphasizes the need to identify and secure all devices connected to the cloud. This issue is exacerbated by employees purchasing cloud services without management knowledge, an increase in IoT devices, and more manufacturers connecting their devices to the cloud. A risk assessment is crucial in understanding the threats and vulnerabilities.
Vans seized, ‘unsafe’ Uber suspended and drivers quizzed during West Midlands Police sting
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