Medical Devices

Presentation: Dissecting the anatomy of a medical device hack

Jeff Tully, security researcher at the UC Davis, and Christian Dameff, emergency medical doctor at the UC San Diego, break down how bad actors infiltrate medical devices and share tips for thwarting attacks.
By HIMSS TV
August 13, 2018
09:52 AM
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