The proliferation of IoT medical devices (IoMT) will increase security vulnerability in hospitals and clinics. Currently, cyber attacks on hospitals occur on an almost weekly basis. What does mean for hospitals and your personal medical data if you’ve been fitted with an IoT medical device? And how can hospitals better protect themselves or eliminate this problem? We find out from Tony Jarvis, CTO of APAC at Check Point Software Technologies.

<p>The proliferation of IoT medical devices (IoMT) will increase security vulnerability in hospitals and clinics. Currently, cyber attacks on hospitals occur on an almost weekly basis. What does mean for hospitals and your personal medical data if you&rsquo;ve been fitted with an IoT medical device? And how can hospitals better protect themselves or eliminate this problem? We find out from Tony Jarvis, CTO of APAC at Check Point Software Technologies.</p>

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