A timely technical guide to securing network-connected medical devices
In Preventing Bluetooth and Wireless Attacks in IoMT Healthcare Systems, Principal Security Architect for Connection, John Chirillo, delivers a robust and up-to-date discussion of securing network-connected medical devices. The author walks you through available attack vectors, detection and prevention strategies, probable future trends, emerging threats, and legal, regulatory, and ethical considerations that will frequently arise for practitioners working in the area.
Following an introduction to the field of Internet of Medical Things devices and their recent evolution, the book provides a detailed and technical series of discussions-including common real-world scenarios, examples, and case studies-on how to prevent both common and unusual attacks against these devices.
Inside the book:
- Techniques for using recently created tools, including new encryption methods and artificial intelligence, to safeguard healthcare technology
- Explorations of how the rise of quantum computing, 5G, and other new or emerging technology might impact medical device security
- Examinations of sophisticated techniques used by bad actors to exploit vulnerabilities on Bluetooth and other wireless networks
Perfect for cybersecurity professionals, IT specialists in healthcare environments, and IT, cybersecurity, or medical researchers with an interest in protecting sensitive personal data and critical medical infrastructure, Preventing Bluetooth and Wireless Attacks in IoMT Healthcare Systems is a timely and comprehensive guide to securing medical devices.
A tactical and technical guide to securing network-connected medical devices
Preventing Bluetooth and Wireless Attacks in IoMT Healthcare Systems, by John Chirillo, is an authoritative and up-to-date discussion of how to secure network-connected medical devices. Chirillo explains the relevant attack vectors, detection and prevention strategies, likely future trends, emerging threats, and the legal, regulatory, and ethical considerations that most frequently arise for professionals in this area.
Beginning with an accessible introduction to the field of Internet of Medical Things devices and their recent evolution, the book moves on to a detailed and technical discussion of how to prevent the most common-and lesser known-attacks against these devices. The author offers real-world scenarios, examples, and case studies that describe the tools, techniques, and strategies you can employ immediately to improve your organization's security and mitigate risk.
Preventing Bluetooth and Wireless Attacks in IoMT Healthcare Systems is perfect for cybersecurity professionals, healthcare-involved IT leadership and specialists, and medical researchers interested in protecting sensitive personal data and vital medical infrastructure.
