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Design of Hack-Resistant Diabetes Devices and Disclosure of Their Cyber Safety.

PMID: 27837161 · 2017

JournalJournal of diabetes science and technology
Year2017
PMID27837161

Abstract

The focus of the medical device industry and regulatory bodies on cyber security parallels that in other industries, primarily on risk assessment and user education as well as the recognition and response to infiltration. However, transparency of the safety of marketed devices is lacking and developers are not embracing optimal design practices with new devices. Achieving cyber safe diabetes devices: To improve understanding of cyber safety by clinicians and patients, and inform decision making

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