Cyberattacks on the IT infrastructure of hospitals, electronic health records or medical
devices that have taken place during the COVID-19 pandemic reaffirmed how crucial it is to …

This book chapter assesses the EU medical devices legal framework in light of the EU
cybersecurity policy objectives and the complexity aspects inherently characterizing the …

As healthcare is increasingly digitized and interconnected, medical systems are exposed to
cybersecurity threats that can endanger patient health and safety. This paper examines how …

Abstract 2020 marks a crucial year for the EU agenda on critical infrastructure protection and
cybersecurity, as EU policy-makers which will have to re-consider key pieces of legislation …

In recent years, the healthcare sector has undergone a digital transformation due to medical
devices that rely on network connectivity and advanced technologies. These advances bring …

Cyber security attacks evidence has shown that many sectors and industries are still at an
insufficient level of readiness to counter these threats, including healthcare organizations …

Although the digitalisation of healthcare is an ongoing process that dates back to more than
two decades ago, it has gained more momentum with the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent …

The EU Cybersecurity Act introduces cybersecurity certification framework for ICT products,
services and processes. Following ENISA's EUCC (the Common Criteria based European …

The medical device products at the European Union market must be safe and effective. To
ensure this, medical device manufacturers must comply to the new regulatory requirements …

The growing integration of software within medical devices introduces the potential for
cybersecurity threats. How significant is this risk, and to what extent are citizens currently …