Imagine a scenario where a ransomware attack cripples a hospital’s ventilators, infusion pumps are manipulated to deliver incorrect dosages, or a CT scanner is hijacked to serve as a launchpad for a larger network breach. These are not hypothetical situations; they are real threats that healthcare organizations face today. As medical devices become increasingly interconnected, they also become prime targets for cybercriminals. The combination of outdated software, insecure communication protocols, and an expanding attack surface makes them highly vulnerable to sophisticated attacks. The growing interconnectivity of medical devices has introduced new security challenges, making them prime targets for...