Cybersecurity Training and Development
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Cybersecurity Training and Development
Cybersecurity Training and Development
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Cybersecurity Training and Development
Advanced Development Programs to Equip Your Teams for Medical Device Cybersecurity
TRIMEDX’s commitment to protecting and maintaining medical devices includes the education and training necessary to service increasingly complex technology. Cybersecurity and compliance training are essential components of these resources.
TRIMEDX CE Cyber Academy
TRIMEDX CE CYBER Academy offers:
- Standard training for all TRIMEDX associates
- Advanced training for all TRIMEDX Clinical Engineering CYBER analysts
- Regular training on developments and updates to both the regulatory and technology landscapes that influence cybersecurity strategies
Biomedical engineering and IT teams have traditionally operated separately, creating potential blind spots in medical device inventories at a time when network connectivity is increasing. Our CE CYBER Academy seeks to bridge this gap by focusing on how these two essential functions can strengthen one another through collaboration and learning.
TRIMEDX understands that medical device cybersecurity is uniquely linked to clinical operations and patient safety. The CE CYBER Academy leverages both our extensive experience in clinical engineering and robust cybersecurity resources so all TRIMEDX associates understand the importance of data security to device maintenance and are prepared to take an active role in protecting the health systems with whom we work.
White Paper
WHY MEDICAL DEVICE CYBERSECURITY HINGES ON FAR MORE THAN IDENTIFYING RISKS
Effective medical cybersecurity hinges on a robust understanding of the importance of device inventory along with powerful analytics to guide clinical asset decision-making.
Health systems can go a long way to ensuring medical devices are proactively maintained, risks are properly managed, and device inventory is strategically leveraged to reduce costs. Cybersecurity is just one pillar of this three-pillar approach to support medical device security and patient safety. Its efficacy overall is only as strong as the weakest pillar.