Webinar: From CVE Alert to Patient Risk - Why Context Matters in Medical Device Security (in collaboration with H-ISAC)
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The medical device industry has made significant progress on SBOM adoption over the last few years. Manufacturers understand the importance, regulators have codified requirements, and the technology has matured. So what’s next?
The next frontier is context. When you connect your SBOM to your device architecture, threat models, and attack paths, you get clarity – the ability to make confident risk decisions in minutes instead of days. SBOM tells you what’s there.
Context tells you what matters.
This webinar introduces Dynamic Risk Management for medical device security. C2A Security and Vigilant Ops will explain how SBOM + Context = Clarity, exploring how automated risk orchestration transforms static compliance documents into actionable intelligence.
You’ll learn the process for moving from CVE alert to patient impact assessment, understanding how context-driven automation enables faster, more confident risk decisions. Leave with a practical framework for implementing Dynamic Risk Management in your organization.
What You’ll Learn:
- How integrated SBOMs, Threat models, Risk Assessment, and Product context accelerate premarket submissions
- Best practices for FDA 524B cyber device compliance
- Real-world case studies from device manufacturers
This is your first look at what’s possible when SBOM expertise meets lifecycle security orchestration, following our acquisition of Vigilant Ops. If you’re a C2A Security customer, you will see enhancements in our SBOM coverage and Medical thought leadership. If you’re a Vigilant Ops customer, you now have a complete platform for the entire product lifecycle.
If you’ve worked with both, you already know the value – and it just got exponentially better. We’re grateful for your partnership and excited to show you what’s next.
Join us on Thursday, November 13, at 11am EST (5pm CET) for an exciting webinar featuring keynotes from healthcare security leaders as we break down the importance of contextual risk in medical device security.
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