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By: Sara Toth Stub - June 30, 2021
Keeping track of thousands of life-saving medical devices and making sure hackers cannot access them used to be an overwhelming task for John Weller, chief information security officer at MetroHealth, which runs 26 medical centers in Michigan.
Weller brought in Israeli-founded startup CyberMDX to protect the devices along with the lives of the patients that depend on them. Founded by former leaders of Israel’s cybersecurity network, CyberMDX protects millions of medical devices around the world. It provides a centralized system that tracks each of the thousands of different devices used in hospitals and clinics, identifying security gaps and helping personnel quickly locate and fix them before attacks occur.
Read More: Times of Israel