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Ransomware and medical devices: how attacks reach connected devices, what the FDA's 2026 premarket guidance expects, and the design controls that limit harm.
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SBOM for SaMD and cloud components: what FDA guidance recommends for cloud services, containers, and third-party APIs, and how to keep the SBOM current after release.
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What is a cyber device under FDA Section 524B? The three-part legal test, how the FDA reads internet connection, and a quick check for your own device.
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FDA Section 524B applies to connected auto-injectors when the device constituent has software and any electronic interface, whether CDER or CDRH leads review.
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TARA threat analysis and risk assessment explained for medical devices, from its automotive ISO/SAE 21434 roots to mapping onto AAMI SW96 and ISO 14971.
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