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Medical Device Penetration Testing

At Cyberintelsys , we specialize in securing medical devices and healthcare technology ecosystems through comprehensive Medical Device Penetration Testing (MD VAPT). Our experts uncover vulnerabilities across embedded systems, IoT-enabled devices, wireless interfaces, applications, and hospital network integrations to help organizations strengthen defenses before attackers exploit weaknesses.

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What is Medical Device Penetration Testing?

Medical Device Penetration Testing is a controlled cybersecurity assessment designed to simulate real-world cyberattacks on medical devices and supporting infrastructure. It evaluates how effectively devices and connected systems can withstand unauthorized access, exploitation, and misconfigurations.

This testing helps manufacturers, hospitals, and healthcare providers:

  • Identify and validate device vulnerabilities
  • Assess compliance with FDA cybersecurity guidance, IEC 62304, ISO 14971, and HIPAA
  • Protect patient safety and device reliability
  • Strengthen regulatory submissions and post-market security posture

Patient Safety First

Protects patients by identifying flaws that could lead to unsafe device behavior, denial of therapy, or manipulation of clinical data.

Regulatory Compliance & FDA Readiness

Supports compliance with FDA premarket/postmarket cybersecurity guidance, ISO 14971 (risk management), IEC 62304 (software lifecycle security), and healthcare cybersecurity frameworks.

Vulnerability Identification & Prioritization

Reveals weaknesses across firmware, wireless communication, mobile apps, APIs, cloud integration, and hospital network connections. Vulnerabilities are categorized and prioritized by criticality and clinical impact.

Actionable Security Insights

Delivers detailed technical reports and remediation guidance, enabling engineering and product security teams to address vulnerabilities effectively.

Testing Coverage Areas

A secure medical device ecosystem requires testing every component — inside and out. Our assessments include:

Firmware & Embedded System Security Testing
Wireless Communication & (BLE) Security
Mobile Application Security
API & Cloud Service Security Testing
Hospital Network Integration & Data Flow Security
Physical Interface Testing
Protocol Security Review
Post-Market Vulnerability Assessment
Our Medical Device Security Testing Approach
At Cyberintelsys, we safeguard medical devices with a specialized security testing framework. Our comprehensive penetration testing and vulnerability assessments are tailored to the unique risks of healthcare technology, ensuring device integrity, patient safety, and regulatory compliance.
We define objectives, in-scope assets (devices, applications, protocols, integrations), and authorized testing methods, ensuring alignment with regulatory and safety constraints.

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Improved Patient Safety & Trust

Secures device integrity and reliability.

FDA Submission & Post-Market Support

Helps prepare regulatory documentation and continuous monitoring strategies.

Regulatory Compliance

Aligns with FDA, HIPAA, ISO 14971, IEC 62304, NIST CSF, and AAMI TIR57.

Cost Savings

Prevents costly recalls, regulatory penalties, and patient harm incidents.

Comprehensive Security Assessment

Evaluates device, network, cloud, and application components.

Security by Design Validation

Ensures cybersecurity is embedded into device lifecycle, from development to deployment.

Business & Regulatory Benefits
Different Types of Medical Device Penetration Testing

Black Box Testing

Simulates external attackers with no prior knowledge of the device or ecosystem. Tests exposed services, APIs, and wireless interfaces.

White Box Testing

Performed with full documentation, firmware access, and architectural knowledge. Deep testing of software/firmware security and lifecycle vulnerabilities.

Gray Box Testing

Replicates insider threats or partial knowledge attacks (e.g., compromised credentials, limited device access).

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Our Proven Process for Medical Device Security Testing
Our structured, step-by-step process ensures every potential vulnerability in medical devices is identified and addressed. We prioritize risks, strengthen device security, and safeguard against evolving cyber threats. From initial consultation to retesting, we ensure your medical devices remain resilient, compliant, and secure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answers to Your Medical Device Concerns
We require device documentation, supported communication protocols, deployment environment, regulatory requirements, and intended use.

It depends on device complexity, integrations, and testing depth. Engagements typically last from 2 weeks to several months.

No. All testing is conducted in controlled environments or with non-intrusive techniques. Patient safety is always the top priority.

Firmware flaws, insecure wireless communications, mobile app/API weaknesses, outdated libraries, insecure cloud integrations, and risks of patient data exposure or unsafe therapy manipulation.
A detailed technical report with findings, severity ratings, patient safety impact analysis, remediation guidance, and a management-level presentation for stakeholders and regulators.