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“Hope is not a strategy.” That warning captures the reality healthcare leaders now face. Hospitals, medical device makers, pharmacies, insurers, software vendors, and service providers operate as one connected digital ecosystem. When one part falls to a cyberattack, the consequences do not stay inside IT. It can delay prescriptions, stop payments, interrupt diagnostics, disrupt care […] The post Healthcare’s Next Cyber Crisis Could Start With a Lack of Medical Device Cybersecurity appeared
Key Takeaways The real challenge in autonomy has shifted from building impressive prototypes to proving software-defined vehicles are safe and secure in the real world. Centralized vehicle architectures boost capability but create new systemic risks that demand holistic validation. Software supply chain traceability and ongoing cybersecurity management are now core to autonomy success. Early integration […] The post Scaling Autonomy: AI, Software Complexity, and Next-Generation Vehicle Arc
Key Takeaways Malware infections remain the leading attack type from 2025 to 2026, affecting 48% of organizations that experienced an incident. Remote access exploitation increased to 38% in 2026, up from 28% in 2025, making it one of the fastest-growing threat vectors affecting healthcare and medical devices. Ransomware targeting device operations affected 32% of impacted […] The post The Top 8 Medical Device Vulnerabilities of 2026 appeared first on RunSafe Security.
Discover how LLMs like Claude Mythos are reshaping firmware security, accelerating vulnerability discovery, and why deterministic platforms like ONEKEY remain essential for scalable, reliable firmware analysis.
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AUTOCRYPT, a leading automotive and AI cybersecurity solutions provider, announced that its Automotive KMI solution (Link) has been shortlisted for the Cybersecurity Excellence Award category at the 2026 AutoTech Awards (Link). The recognition highlights AUTOCRYPT’s role in advancing trusted cybersecurity infrastructure as global regulations and software-defined mobility ecosystems continue to evolve. Recognized under the Cybersecurity […]
World Password Day and xIoT Security: The Frontline Teams Protecting Critical Infrastructure Deserve More Than Manual Processes Every day, security and operations teams work behind the scenes to keep critical infrastructure running securely. They secure hospitals filled with connected medical devices. They protect manufacturing plants, airports, logistics hubs, financial institutions, and data centers operating thousands […] The post World Password Day and xIoT Security: The Frontline Team
A generational shift is underway in the mobility ecosystem, as vehicle manufacturers expand beyond traditional automotive boundaries into the broader domain of Physical AI. The boundaries between robotics, machinery and AI-driven systems are increasingly dissolving, with companies redefining vehicles as intelligent, adaptive machines. Mobility systems are now increasingly defined by AI/ML-enabled autonomy, incorporating advanced perception and […]
Green Hills and AMD collaborate on AMD Versal AI Edge Series Gen 2 devices, targeting a wide range of sensor data-driven embedded applications in automotive, aerospace, healthcare and robotics.
Ithaca, NY — GrammaTech will present four research efforts at the High Confidence Software and Systems Conference. The post GrammaTech Research Featured Across Talks and Demos at HCSS appeared first on GrammaTech.
