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Securing legacy medical devices requires a thoughtful approach, given the technological limitations of older systems. Best practices include conducting regular risk assessments, implementing network isolation techniques, and ensuring that devices are monitored for unusual activity. Healthcare providers should also establish a clear plan for upgrading or replacing outdated devices when possible. By taking these steps, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of cyberattacks while keeping critical medical devices operational and safe for patient care.
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You’ve raised important points about securing legacy medical devices, especially the need for regular risk assessments and proactive measures like network isolation. At Blue Goat Cyber, we understand these challenges and offer legacy medical device cybersecurity solutions to help healthcare providers bridge the cybersecurity gap. Our team works closely with manufacturers to ensure compliance with FDA and EU MDR standards while developing a tailored roadmap for securing fielded legacy products. By implementing secure-by-design principles and rigorous testing, we help safeguard both legacy and modern devices to maintain patient safety. Schedule your Legacy Medical Device Discovery Session to explore how we can enhance your cybersecurity strategy.
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