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Medical Devices in A Zero Trust Architecture - Japanese Translation
Medical Devices in A Zero Trust Architecture - Japanese Translation

Medical Devices in A Zero Trust Architecture - Japanese Translation

Today’s medical devices often connect to the cloud, which increases the risk by expanding the attack surface. This presents the Healthcare Delivery Organizations (HDOs) with threats and vulnerabilities, technology issues, software risks, and human factors. As a result, security architects are forced to re-examine the concept of identity. Essentially, every connected medical device has an identity and must be under consideration within the Zero Trust Framework. 
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