Healthcare Delivery Organizations (HDOs) increasingly depend on connected medical devices (IoMT), yet often lack clear ownership, accountability, and structured governance around their cybersecurity. Responsibilities across clinical engineering, IT, IS, compliance, and vendors are often siloed or undefined, leading to missed vulnerabilities, slow response to threats, and audit failures.

This governance gap directly contributes to fragmented risk management, unaddressed security exceptions, and devices remaining unpatched or unmonitored—creating long-term exposure across clinical environments.

What You’ll Learn

This course equips healthcare leaders with a structured governance framework for medical device cybersecurity. Learners will explore how to clearly assign roles, define decision-making authority, integrate HTM and IT workflows, and establish oversight mechanisms throughout the device lifecycle.

The course emphasizes practical tools—like RACI matrices, security steering committees, and policy mapping—to help participants build sustainable, audit-ready governance that aligns with frameworks like NIST CSF. With governance in place, organizations can proactively manage vulnerabilities, reduce risk exposure, and ensure continuity of care.

Medical Device Cybersecurity Module 5: Governance in Action

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Certificate + CEUs

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