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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2016

NCCoE Asks Vendors To Help Secure Wireless Medical Devices

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In December 2015, NCCoE released a white paper discussing the challenges and potential solution requirements needed to better secure infusion pumps on an enterprise network.

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On January 28, the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence ("NCCoE") at the National Institute of Standards and Technology ("NIST") invited technology vendors "interested in working on a standards-based example solution, or reference design, to work with the center and to provide commercially available products and services as modules in the end-to-end example solution." Currently, NCCoE is developing example cybersecurity solutions to shield wireless infusion pumps delivering intravenous medication from unintentional errors or unauthorized access. In December 2015, NCCoE released a white paper discussing the challenges and potential solution requirements needed to better secure infusion pumps on an enterprise network.

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