A bug in a medical device is a patient-safety problem.

Infusion pumps, monitors and the hospital networks they sit on. We find vulnerabilities that could change a dose, leak a record or take a device offline before hardware ever reaches a bedside.

The question we answer

Could someone change a dosage that is only a number in memory?

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Typically bought by Medical device manufacturers, hospital IT and biomedical engineering

Judged against

IEC 62304FDA premarket cybersecurity guidanceHIPAA

What we test

The assessment

Medical Device Security

We test connected medical devices and the hospital networks they live on, looking for anything that could affect a patient or expose a record.

You get: Findings written for both your engineers and your regulator, with patient-safety impact stated plainly.

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Research that leaves the lab

Our findings get presented on the world’s security stages.

37 talks and workshops across 8 countries since 2017. The same people who publish that research are the ones who run your assessment.

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BlackHat USAHITB Security ConferenceRootconDefcampc0c0nx33fconNullCon Security ConferenceOWASP Seaside

Let’s find it before someone else does.

Tell us what you are building and when it ships. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it, and what an assessment would involve.

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