Medical Companies are high-value targets for criminals. Here's why attackers focus on Medical DeviceCompanies
Widespread Device Vulnerabilities
Over half of connected medical devices have critical flaws, and many hospitals run dozens of networked devices per bed, creating high-risk attack surfaces.
Supply Chain Risks
A compromised manufacturer or firmware update can introduce backdoors across thousands of devices, impacting hospitals globally.
Regulatory Pressure & Patient Safety Constraints
FDA and EU MDR requirements now mandate security testing and SBOMs, but patching delays persist as devices can’t be taken offline without affecting patient care.
Common Vulnerabilities
Compliance and Requirements for Medical Devices
What We Test
What You Get
FDA-Ready Documentation
Reports map to FDA premarket guidance, ISO 14971, and EU MDR requirements. Formatted for 510(k) submissions and regulatory audits.
Prioritized Remediation Roadmap
Findings ranked by patient safety impact with clear fix guidance for your engineering team. Technical details included so developers can patch vulnerabilities immediately.
Free Retest Included
After implementing fixes, we retest at no cost to confirm vulnerabilities are resolved and provide updated documentation for FDA submissions.
