Today’s users of personal health devices (PHDs) have implicit expectations on convenience, connectivity, accessibility of their data, and security. They expect to readily connect PHDs to their mobile devices, view their data in the cloud, and easily share information with their clinicians or care providers. While manufacturers are working on solving PHD connectivity with proprietary solutions, there is a lack of a standardized approach to providing secure Plug & Play interoperability.
The mission of this activity is to build common ground about cybersecurity in the PHD community and create an “information security toolbox” appropriate for standards addressing data exchange typically for small, battery powered devices, such as the IEEE 11073 PHD family of standards or the Bluetooth SIG specifications. The result of this work is collected in the “PHD Cybersecurity Whitepaper”.
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