What is Medical Device Security?
Attacks on medical devices is a growing problem, while the budget on medical device security is expected to reach $101 billion by 2018.
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Attacks on medical devices is a growing problem, while the budget on medical device security is expected to reach $101 billion by 2018.
From cybersecurity to bioelectronics, medical device topics are garnering increased media coverage.
Animas Corporation, part of the Johnson & Johnson Diabetes Care Companies, announced today that it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval, and Health Canada’s authorization for the sale of the OneTouch Vibe™ Plus Insulin Pump and Continuous Glucose Monitoring System for the treatment of patients age two
We’re looking ahead to some innovative medical devices arriving in 2017 and beyond—namely, a series of ‘artificial organs’ that imitate a key bodily function.
Insulet, the leader in tubeless insulin pump technology with its Omnipod® Insulin Management System today announced it has reached a milestone of 100,000 global users enjoying the quality of life benefits of the Omnipod System.
“White hat” hackers can test cyber vulnerabilities of connected medical devices without fear of legal repercussion.
Johnson & Johnson is warning customers that its Animas OneTouch Ping Insulin pump can be hacked—a cybersecurity vulnerability that could be deadly.
Many companies in the life science space are looking for ways to help people with diabetes, and one area in which big strides are currently being made is diabetes testing. Companies involved in the space are looking at different ways of testing and monitoring blood sugar, and even at pre-screening
The increasing prevalence of diabetes means there are many opportunities to invest in diabetes research and treatment.
Insulet Corporation (NASDAQ:PODD), which has a tubeless insulin pump technology with its OmniPod® Insulin Management System, today announced an agreement with Amgen Inc. (NASDAQ:AMGN) for a 5-year commercial agreement to supply Amgen with a delivery device designed around the delivery needs of biotechnology medicines.
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