Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to be a “catalyst” for advancing device cybersecurity, MedCrypt’s Seth Carmody said during the AI Summit in Cincinnati.
AI Can Be A ‘Catalyst’ For Device Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity expert Seth Carmody explained how artificial intelligence can assist reviewers and developers in advancing device cybersecurity.
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Beyond the US market, Monogram is actively pursuing regulatory approvals abroad, with India as a key target. The company has partnered with Shalby Hospitals, one of India’s largest orthopedic hospital networks, to conduct clinical trials and accelerate regulatory clearance in the region.
AdvaMed’s top priorities for the 119th Congress include modernizing US Medicare services and expanding patients’ access to the latest medical technologies.
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