Live Webinar
Cybersecurity in Medical Devices: Practical Advice for FDA’s 510(k) Requirements
8 Mandatory Security Control Categories for Successful Submissions
February 13, 1 pm EST
Navigating FDA submissions is a make-or-break process for your medical device company’s revenue. But today, cybersecurity is a key component in protecting your product on the market. It's no longer just a checkbox — it’s a continual, critical effort. Here’s the catch: one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to cybersecurity. So, how can the FDA require eight specific security control categories for every medical device?
The answer lies in finding the right balance. You need to combine a common baseline with security features tailored to the unique risks your device faces. Join us for the latest webinar in our exclusive Cybersecurity in Medical Devices series, where we’ll dive deep into how to balance these mandatory security control categories for successful FDA 510(k) submissions.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- The 8 key security categories that the FDA mandates for medical devices
- How to tailor security to your device’s specific risks while maintaining that critical baseline
- Real-world examples of medical devices, their attack surfaces, and how the FDA categories map to mitigate risk
Don’t miss out on this valuable session that could make all the difference in getting your product to market securely and successfully. Sign up now and get the practical advice you need to ace your 510(k) submission!
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About The Presenters
Milton Yarberry
ICS
Milton is the Director of Medical Programs for ICS. He is a certified PMP and Scrum Master with a background in software architecture, medical device product development and program management. He has 20 years in product development with 10 years in software consulting and 15 years working with Class II and Class III medical device manufacturers.
Colin Duggan
BG Networks
Colin is the founder and CEO of BG Networks. Before founding BG Networks in 2020, Colin worked at Analog Devices (ADI) for 29 years in various engineering, management, and marketing leadership roles managing teams located in U.S., China, Europe, and India. Colin’s experience includes work in automotive, consumer, industrial, and aerospace & defense markets.
Richard Hayton
Trustonic
Richard is Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Secure Platform at Trustonic. With over 30 years in the cybersecurity industry, he is a regular speaker and influencer on matters of cybersecurity. Prior to Trustonic, Richard spent 20 years at Citrix Mobility, leading projects ranging from embedded software to global enterprise systems, with a focus on user and developer experience.