WEBINAR
Patch It Up: Prescribing SBOMs for Healthcare’s Cyber Health
As healthcare networks become increasingly connected, software vulnerabilities in medical devices are bringing new risks to the patient’s bedside. From TCP/IP stacks to common libraries, vulnerabilities found in software supply chain components pose a significant threat to healthcare organizations and the patients whose lives depend on software-enabled technology. The current methods of tracking and managing these risks are no longer sufficient. This webinar will explore the importance of visibility into the software components hidden within medical devices, how Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) can help address unseen risks, and how regulatory pressure is driving SBOM adoption in the healthcare sector.
Featured Speakers:
Daniel dos Santos, PhD
Head of Research
Forescout
Marc Frankel
Chief Executive Officer
Manifest Cyber
Shawn Taylor
Field Technology Officer
Forescout
What You’ll Learn:
- The risks posed by insecure software supply chain components found in medical devices.
- How SBOMs provide the visibility needed to track these components and dependencies, mitigating risks in the healthcare supply chain.
- The SBOM regulatory landscape, including the FDA’s Section 524B and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), and what it means for medical device
- How healthcare organizations can leverage SBOMs to ensure compliance, enhance cybersecurity resilience across their networks, and protect patient wellbeing.