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Critical Cybersecurity Flaws Found in GE HealthCare Ultrasound Systems
Nozomi Networks Labs found 11 critical vulnerabilities in GE HealthCare’s Vivid Ultrasound systems, risking ransomware and patient data breaches. Exploitation requires physical access. Affected systems include Vivid T9, Common Service Desktop, and EchoPAC software. GE HealthCare has released patches and mitigation strategies. Read the full blog post for details.
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Medical Device vulnerabilities actively exploited in the wild.
I came across an insightful article from 2022 during the holiday break, revealing that vulnerabilities in medical technology are actively exploited by advanced persistent threats (APTs). Our database highlights over 190 known vulnerabilities in medical devices, challenging the belief that our niche field in Biomedical Engineering is immune to cyber threats. This underscores the necessity…
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The Challenges Series – Part 1: Different Perspectives = Different Priorities
Introduction In an earlier post, we discussed some of the challenges facing Biomedical Engineering departments when dealing with cybersecurity. In a series of posts, starting with this one, we’ll delve deeper into the challenges faced by clinical engineering departments when addressing cybersecurity for medical devices. Hopefully, by identifying some of the issues, we can move…
