QA ONLY: Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities in Legacy Medical Devices 04-01-25 - Energy & Commerce

00:01:36 How many legacy medical devices are in use across the
00:05:51 Is it easy to manipulate a medical device?
00:08:56 HHS to Cut 20,000 Positions at FDA
00:10:18 What Happened to FDA's First Round of Fires?
00:11:05 How Back Door Medical Devices Can Be Vulnerable
00:16:47 How did cybersecurity experts support the medical device reviewers?
00:17:57 Is there any certainty in the FDA review process?
00:19:25 What challenges do hospitals face because of the differences between
00:22:59 Why cybersecurity risks are unlikely to be sufficiently mitigated through
00:24:50 What role does NIH funding play in the development of
00:29:56 Is there a back door into a medical device?
00:32:09 What Subject Matter Experts Contribute to Medical Device Review
00:34:18 What are some of the challenges of identifying cybersecurity risks
00:38:26 Liability of Failure of a Medical Device for a Cybersecurity
00:39:34 How important is it to the device industry that the
00:39:53 FDA's In-House Expertise on Medical Devices
00:40:42 Doctor Fu: How Important is Maintaining America's Biomedical Research Enterprise?
00:43:28 What tools are available to inform the public and providers
00:45:05 What's the difference between cutting edge and legacy medical devices?
00:48:17 What the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health Can
00:48:35 The main risk in my view is the inconsistency
00:49:19 He is running algorithms in every department he has no
00:52:16 I'll start with you doctor dam if it's likely
00:52:59 Is the entire U.S. Mr. Danoff?
00:56:19 What can be done to make a better cybersecurity with
00:59:57 Ending Advisory Committees at CDC, FDA and CDC
01:01:22 Is the medical device industry the most targeted for cyber
01:02:16 Health Sector Coordinating Council's Cybersecurity Working Group
01:04:54 How to improve the regulations but not make them obstacles
01:06:10 How is firing FDA safety employees an effective way to
01:07:58 What Is Being Done to Address Information Blocking?
01:11:39 Doctor Demuth: Is there a standard curriculum at any medical

Legislators are holding a hearing on cybersecurity vulnerabilities and legacy medical devices. The risk of harm to patients is big is a big concern because if a medical device vulnerability is exploited, the ability for a device to help monitor, diagnose or treat a patient can be compromised. There's also national security concerns.

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This is just the direct questions and answers portion of the hearing, not commentary.
Full video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2kFOgCpfvM.
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