Safeguarding MedTech in an Era of Digital Risk

Modern healthcare technology relies on interconnected systems, global networks, and digital infrastructure. While this connectivity enables better patient outcomes and faster innovation, it also introduces new cybersecurity risks.

Recently, Stryker Corporation experienced a cyber incident that disrupted parts of its internal network. Reports indicate the company quickly acknowledged the event, worked to contain the disruption, and confirmed that patient-facing services and medical devices were not affected.

The incident highlights an important reality: cyber threats can emerge during both times of peace and periods of geopolitical tension. For healthcare manufacturers whose technologies support hospitals and patient care worldwide, cybersecurity is an essential part of protecting patient safety and operational continuity.

Intertek works with manufacturers across industries, including healthcare, to help strengthen cyber resilience. Our cybersecurity services help organizations identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them, validate product security through independent testing, and align with evolving global standards and regulatory expectations.

By combining testing, certification, and advisory expertise, Intertek helps manufacturers build security into their products and operations from the start, minimizing risk to products, networks, and ultimately people. Visit www.intertek.com/cybersecurity to learn more.