An Apple A Day Won’t Keep Malware Away
When researchers at Independent Security Evaluators published its 2016 report, Hacking Hospitals, the idea that vulnerabilities in medical devices could result in patient harm seemed like a serving of FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt). Four years later, as we debate how and whether to return to life as we knew it before quarantine, there is irrefutable evidence that the health care sector is highly vulnerable to attack. From daily news stories to scholarly articles, security experts continue to warn of the cyber threats the health care sector is facing, yet they...