Adam Winn

Adam Winn is senior manager at OPSWAT, which offers security software development tools and services for engineers and IT workers.

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How can hospitals protect their medical equipment from malware?
By Adam Winn 10:16 am June 26, 2015
The equipment used in hospitals is often not user-serviceable and therefore often running out-of-date software or firmware. This creates a dangerous situation where devices have vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited by bad actors.

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