Sternum recently announced a partnership with Medtronic to protect its legacy devices from cybersecurity threats. Medtech Insight chatted with its CEO Natali Tshuva about how her product works.
Natali Tshuva, CEO of Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity firm Sternum, takes a different approach to cybersecurity on connected devices. Instead of focusing on all potential vulnerabilities and rushing to create patches, she says companies should be focusing on the vulnerabilities that can actually be exploited.
“The existence of a vulnerability is ever-present and inevitable,” writes Tshuva in a recent blog post. “This rings true for any kind of software
During his testimony before US senators on the impact of tariffs on critical supply chains, AdvaMed’s Scott Whitaker said the Trump tariffs could jeopardize America’s preeminence in medtech. Other industry experts echoed similar concerns.
In Vivo spoke to the previous commissioner of the US FDA about recent ongoings at the agency, and where he believes policy should be directed for patient and industry benefit.
The World Health Organization is seeking input from stakeholders to create an official definition of the term ‘diagnostics.’ This initiative follows a 2023 resolution aimed at enhancing global diagnostics capacity; the definition, it is hoped, will help drive the creation of effective health policies. Comments will be accepted until 23 May.
