Give an example of limitations in medical devices networking , other than the data precision and...
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-Privacy issues in the information sharing through these devices. Blockchain technology is a viable choice to solve this issue
-Security issues may arise in medical networking for many reasons. The following is a list of security challenges particular to medical devices:
- Medical devices often operate with commercial central processing units, operating systems, or off-the-shelf software, which place them at risk of cyber threat.
- Due to tight regulations surrounding medical devices, upgrades to software and security installations must be approved by the manufacturer, resulting in delays.
- Device operating systems are often early generation and may no longer be supported.
- Homogenous device environments facilitate the rapid spread of computer virus.
- Devices may have limited memory, necessitating the use of scaled-back versions of operating systems, making it more difficult to utilize common security software.
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