4 ms·
> No level of technology will stop this. Tell that to the FDA. I work in medical devices. It's no longer sufficient to throw up your hands and assume "well, t
by HeyLaughingBoy 3y ago
> No level of technology will stop this.
Tell that to the FDA.
I work in medical devices. It's no longer sufficient to throw up your hands and assume "well, they have their hands on the device, we can't stop them from doing anything." The new cybersecurity guidance anticipates an attacker having physical access to your Device and you are expected to understand and mitigate any impact that can have.
Cars shouldn't be any different.
- saint_fiasco 3y agoI'd bite that bullet. The FDA should be less strict with their cybersecurity stuff. The amount of lives lost to the increased cost of care is not worth the increase in cybersecurity. If medical devices have just enough security to stop people who don't have physical access to the device, just enough to make attacks at scale unfeasible, then that should be good enough IMO.