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MDIC Lays Out Five-Step Cybersecurity Penetration Testing Process For Connected Device Makers

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By Krishna Eluri Verified
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MDIC's new penetration testing guidance argues manufacturers often miscalibrate how they test connected devices and lays out a five-step framework to fix it, as regulatory submissions increasingly demand pen-test evidence. As medical devices like pacemakers, infusion pumps and diagnostic tools grow more connected, proving they can withstand a determined cyberattack has become a patient-safety problem — and, for regulators expecting pre-market cybersecurity evidence, a compliance one.
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TISSIUM’s Sutureless Surgery Bet Clears FDA But Needs To Win With Surgeons

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By Krishna Eluri Verified
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Backed by €60m and an FDA authorization, TISSIUM is rolling out a sutureless repair system for peripheral nerve repair – and testing whether surgeons will trade thread for light. Most ways of repairing a severed nerve start by pushing a needle through it. TISSIUM is betting surgeons will give that up for a light-activated polymer that never pierces the tissue at all – and investors are backing that bet with a funding of €60m ($68.2m).
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FDA-Cleared Digital Health Tools Pass 1,900, With AI Driving Almost All The Growth

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By Krishna Eluri Verified
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FDA-cleared digital health tools have passed 1,900, with AI-enabled devices accounting for 73 of the 87 net additions this quarter as the agency signals it will begin tracking foundation models and large language models (LLMs). The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has signaled it is turning its attention to foundation models and large language models (LLMs) as AI-enabled devices drove almost all growth in its public digital health device lists, which have now crossed 1,900 entries.
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