Imagine your medical devices are like smartphones that need constant updates to stay safe from hackers. Instead of manually checking every single part, this project creates a smart system that automatically spots weak points and fixes them. It acts like an automated security guard that ensures life-saving equipment stays online and safe.
Medical device manufacturers face long, complex paths to market due to strict security and safety regulations. Current security tools are often ineffective against new types of vulnerabilities in connected healthcare architectures.
A set of automated cybersecurity assurance tools and management solutions. These include models for device architectures and a system to capture and act on security threats.
If you are a device manufacturer dealing with complex security requirements for the MDR — this project developed automated cybersecurity assurance tools that reduce the time spent on manual safety verification.
If you are a provider dealing with diverse connected device architectures — this project developed a system to manage security threats across different components, improving your overall cyberdefence.
If you are an auditor dealing with the difficulty of verifying device safety at scale — this project developed verifiable secure system engineering management solutions that automate the assurance process.
Based on available project data, the EU contribution is EUR 4,792,365, but the specific commercial price for the resulting tools is not listed.
Yes, the project specifically aims to provide scalable and verifiable management solutions to handle the diverse commercial EU medical device market.
Based on available project data, specific licensing terms are not provided, though the solution is co-developed with industrial user partners.
Yes, the project addresses regulatory ramifications and the MDR to help devices overcome market barriers related to security requirements.
The project focuses on interoperability and the interdependence of several IoMT subsystems to ensure a harmonious evolution of secure devices.
The consortium is heavily industry-weighted with a 46% industry ratio, comprising 6 companies and 5 SMEs across 8 countries. This strong commercial presence, combined with 4 universities and 1 research center, suggests the output is designed for immediate market application rather than purely theoretical research.
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