Device Cybersecurity

Security-Conscious Development Mitigates Cyberhacking

From mobile phones to smart refrigerators to connected medical devices, hackers today enjoy an abundance of opportunity. With an average cost in 2020 of $3.86 million per security breach, it is no longer a choice but a necessity to bake in device cybersecurity early in the development process to protect your organization’s reputation, prevent serious legal consequences, and achieve regulatory approval in the case of medical devices.

Mobile Hacking

IoT Devices are More Vulnerable than Ever

Security breaches have increased by 67% since 2014. Our cyber experts offer guidance, support and consultation in key areas to help you safeguard the software powering your connected medical, industrial and consumer devices.

Design & Threat Analysis

Threat modeling
Design for cybersecurity
Vulnerabilities of third-party software components
Firewall and potential for side-channel attacks

Platform-Specific Implementation

Secure protocols, platforms and middleware solutions related to your device
User authentication and credential management
Key and certificate management
Software update, secure boot and data encryption (at rest and in transit)

Navigating Regulatory Guidance & Standards

FDA requirements/other standards feeding into FDA approval
Protected health information (PHI) and HIPAA disclosure risk
Achieving UL 2900 compliance as a precursor to regulatory approval
Penetration testing — planning and scope
Documentation structure for approval

Blogs and Resources

ARTICLE

Is Healthcare Ready to Pick Up the Pace?

In this Medical Design Briefs article, we explore the need for end-to-end protection to safeguard data and devices.

EBOOK

How to Secure Medical Devices

By 2023, 68% of medical devices will be connected, and potentially targets for cyber attack.

WEBINAR

Safeguard Devices from Cyber Threats

Regulated medical devices advancing through the approvals process have a high bar to clear to ensure cyber safety.

By partnering with ICS, you’ll benefit from accelerated time to market, decreased development inefficiencies, diminished development risk, and cost savings from enhanced usability.