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Gluware Automates Medical Device Vulnerability Remediation

Gluware Automates Medical Device Vulnerability Remediation

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ThreatCluster •October 1, 2026 at 13:05 UTC
  • •Gluware's IoMT Exposure Management automates vulnerability remediation for medical devices.
  • •The average connected medical device has 6.2 known vulnerabilities, with many devices using unsupported components.
  • •75% of infusion pumps have vulnerabilities listed in CISA's catalog, complicating hospital patching processes.

Gluware has launched its IoMT Exposure Management solution to automate the identification and remediation of vulnerabilities in connected medical devices like infusion pumps and patient monitors. This platform addresses the complex process of patching vulnerable devices, which often requires coordination among clinical and IT teams. The number of vulnerabilities in the CVE database surged by 263% from 2020 to 2025, with the average connected medical device now having 6.2 known vulnerabilities. Approximately 75% of infusion pumps are affected by vulnerabilities listed in the CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, and 60% of devices use unsupported components. The solution integrates with existing hospital processes to streamline vulnerability management, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Gluware's platform utilizes Claroty's xDome for device inventory and vulnerability data, and it can create change tickets for patching actions through ServiceNow.

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Timeline

2026-09-30
Gluware announces IoMT Exposure Management
Gluware introduced its new platform to automate vulnerability remediation in connected medical devices.
PR Newswire
2026-10-01
Gluware's platform launch covered by multiple outlets
The launch of Gluware's IoMT Exposure Management was reported by various cybersecurity news outlets, highlighting its importance.
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Common questions

What devices are affected by Gluware's solution?
The solution targets connected medical devices such as infusion pumps, imaging systems, and patient monitors.
How does Gluware's platform improve vulnerability management?
It automates the process of matching CVEs to devices and executing patches through existing hospital approval processes.
What is the current state of vulnerabilities in medical devices?
The average connected medical device has 6.2 known vulnerabilities, with many devices using unsupported components.