link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com Trimedx AI Enhancements Cut Medical Device Cybersecurity Remediation Time by 75%
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- •Trimedx's TMX Protect reduces remediation time for medical device cybersecurity by 75%.
- •The platform achieves 95% accuracy in identifying connected medical devices with vulnerabilities.
- •Over 50% of connected medical devices have known critical vulnerabilities, highlighting urgent cybersecurity needs.
Trimedx has launched new agentic AI capabilities within its TMX Protect platform, significantly improving the identification and remediation of cybersecurity risks in connected medical devices. The platform achieves up to 95% identification accuracy and reduces remediation time by an average of 75%. This development addresses the pressing issue of over 50% of connected medical devices having known critical vulnerabilities. With 99% of hospitals managing devices with known exploited vulnerabilities, the TMX Protect platform enhances visibility and prioritization of risks. Cybersecurity teams can now utilize natural-language prompts to interact with the platform for efficient risk assessment and action. The new capabilities are crucial as healthcare systems face an increasingly complex landscape of cybersecurity threats. Trimedx's chief data and AI officer emphasizes the need for better risk identification and prioritization in healthcare cybersecurity.
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