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The vulnerabilities mean that patient data could be potentially at risk, and more besides, as CyberMDX, the security firm which discovered the flaws, points out: “Most of the affected equipment can set the patient monitor’s alarm limits, admit or discharge patients, [and] set date and time.”
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In a statement, CyberMDX says five out of the six vulnerabilities have been rated a maximum 10/10 severity, while the final vulnerability has been graded as a high severity vulnerability with a score of 8.5/10.
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According to research CyberMDX, the common element across these vulnerabilities–beyond the devices they affect and their shared point of discovery–is that they all present a direct path to the device’s compromise, whether by way of illicit control, read, write, or upload capabilities.
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Morphisec, a leader in Moving Target Defense, today announced that it has joined the VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program for its Unified Threat Prevention platform. This certification by VMware completes a rigorous evaluation process and validates Morphisec as customer fit in the protection of VMware Horizon VDI environments in both persistent and non-persistent pooled modes.
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Healthcare organisations around the world are inadvertently putting both the health and personal data of patients at risk, according to new disclosures from medical cyber security specialists CyberMDX and US cyber security agency CISA.
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Several potentially serious vulnerabilities have been found in patient monitoring products made by GE Healthcare, the DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and healthcare cybersecurity firm CyberMDX revealed on Thursday.
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Perception Point, a leading cybersecurity firm preventing file and URL based attacks in any content-exchange channel, today launched its Internal Email Security product, completing the company’s email security offering, and enabling organizations to protect themselves from threats stemming from within.
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There are only a handful of companies in Austin that are certified as a B Corp. To earn the designation, businesses must demonstrate ethical business practices and the impact of their decisions on employees, customers, the local community, suppliers and the environment.
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