There are many different types of medical devices such as infusion pumps, CT machines, scanners, bedside devices, and countless others. Many of these devices are utilizing old versions of operating systems, network protocol software and more. Any medical device connected to the internet is at risk of a cyberattack, and devices that receive and transmit data are the most vulnerable. Attend this webinar to understand how advanced behavior analytics detects anomalies associated with security risks that can threaten patient safety:
- Creates a behavior baseline for all devices, and constantly monitors them for deviations in volume, activity, time, place, actions, etc.
- Detects medical device anomalies indicative of unauthorized access, unintended changes and malfunctions before damage occurs
- Discovers new medical devices on the hospital network which may not have been formally registered through the IT/security department