Medical device penetration testing services
Our medical device penetration tests assess the security of healthcare equipment and medical devices against potential vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance with FDA cybersecurity requirements.
Our approach is designed to mitigate security risks across smart medical device components, from proprietary hardware and software, network communication protocols to risks extending to the underlying hosting infrastructure.
What you'll get after conducting a medical device pentest:
- High level results & risk management implications for non-technical stakeholders
- Technical report with prioritized vulnerabilities & recommended fixes
- Expert guidance on external network security posture improvement strategies
- Attestation to meet compliance requirements (SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, etc.)
What is a medical device penetration test?
Medical Device Penetration Testing is a specialized service designed to identify and remediate vulnerabilities within medical devices and healthcare systems. In the healthcare sector, where patient data and safety are paramount, ensuring the security of medical devices against potential cyber-attacks is critical. Our penetration testing methodologies simulate sophisticated attack scenarios and identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malicious actors, protecting sensitive patient information, and ensuring the uninterrupted operation of critical healthcare devices.
Our cybersecurity experts follow a systematic approach that comply with regulatory standards such as HIPAA and FDA guidelines by providing a thorough assessment of your medical device security posture. We not only identify vulnerabilities, but also provide actionable insights and recommendations to mitigate risk, ensure devices are robustly protected against potential cyber threats, and facilitate compliance with industry-specific cybersecurity standards.
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Receive clear and actionable results
Our penetration reports deliver more than a simple export from a security tool. Each vulnerability is exploited, measured and documented by an experienced specialist to ensure you fully understand its business impact.
Each element of the report provides concise and relevant information that contributes significantly towards improving your security posture and meeting compliance requirements.
Executive summary
High level overview of your security posture, recommendations and risk management implications in a clear non-technical language.
Suited for non-technical stakeholders.
Vulnerabilities & recommendations
Vulnerabilities prioritized by risk level, including technical evidence (screenshots,
requests, etc.) and recommendations to fix each vulnerability.
Suited for your technical team.
Attestation
This document will allow you to meet compliance and regulatory reporting requirements efficiently and with minimal overhead.
Suited for third-parties (clients, auditors, etc).
Protecting against the latest cyber threats
Our experts hold the most recognized certifications to proactively protect our clients against modern attack techniques & exploits used to breach their cybersecurity.
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Frequently asked questions
Didn’t find the answer to your questions?
Will this test allow us to comply with FDA cybersecurity requirements?
Our medical device penetration testing has helped several medical device providers of all types meet requirements each year by identifying vulnerabilities that require remediation. Once the remediation testing is complete, we provide official certification that the vulnerabilities have been remediated, helping organizations easily meet any type of compliance requirement.
How do I know if my equipment is classified as a cyber device?
According to FDA guidance, equipment is considered a cyber device if it contains or is fundamentally based on software.The need for cybersecurity documentation arises when the device meets the definition of a cyber device. It’s important to note that cybersecurity considerations remain paramount regardless of the source of the software component, whether from the device manufacturer or an outside entity.
Which security testing methodologies do you follow?
We use recognized industry standards in our assessments, including PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard), UL 2900 (Standard for Software Cybersecurity for Network-Connectable Products), and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidelines, among others.These standards ensure a comprehensive and rigorous testing process tailored to the unique challenges of medical devices.
As experts in cybersecurity and data protection, we perform security testing under accreditation to IEC TR 60601-4-5 and ISO/IEC 17025 .Our teams of cybersecurity specialists also ensure that they stay abreast of the latest cybersecurity breaches and hacking techniques, helping you to future-proof your equipment.
What is included in Vumetric' medical device security testing?
- Vulnerability Assessment: This process detects recognized flaws within computers, networks, or software. After pinpointing these flaws, the organization can then undertake measures to address them.
- Code Evaluation (Static/Dynamic): This analysis uncovers both potential risks and security lapses. While static evaluation scrutinizes the source code in light of standard coding practices, dynamic evaluation inspects an active program to spot possible vulnerabilities when exposed to familiar or harmful inputs.
- Medical Device Security Testing: This procedure mimics an actual cyber-attack on a medical apparatus to spot weaknesses. This allows the maker to enhance the cyber fortitude of the device.
- Fuzzing: This technique reveals defects in software handling and integrity by introducing distorted data.
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