Palo Alto Networks unveiled a cybersecurity solution geared toward the medical community.
Medical IoT Security offers zero trust security for health care devices, according to the vendor. That fits with the twin trends of rising numbers of health care-related cyberattacks and medical devices.
Edward Gately has the scoop.
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