Five best practices when it comes to cybersecurity:
1. Ensure anesthesia machines are protected from cyberthreats by collaborating with your organization’s CIO or health IT director.
2. Evaluate the current security measures for networked medical devices.
3. Continuously communicate with medical device manufacturers’ product security teams.
4. Establish access controls for clinical and vendor support staff.
5. Implement device hardening, patching, monitoring and threat detection capabilities.
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