Cybersecurity for Medical Devices — from Regulation to Surveillance
June 15 — Boston | June 22 — Silicon Valley
The need to harden cybersecurity is at an all time high. The FDA agrees. Recent (March 2023) regulations from the agency now require manufacturers to submit specific cybersecurity documentation with each 510(k) filing; without this, applications will be categorically rejected. The FDA also outlines the expectations for device manufacturers regarding cybersecurity throughout the product life cycle, including risk management, design controls and post-market surveillance. This half-day session is designed to help you better understand and comply with this new guidance, and propel you on your medical device cybersecurity journey. Register Now >>
Designing and Managing Your IoT Devices for Rapid Deployment Live Webinar: June 8, 1:00 pm EDT
We’ll discuss best practices for designing IoT devices for rapid deployment and how to streamline fleet management at scale. Register Now >>
CMake: Get to Know this Open Source Tool
CMake is a helpful tool that defines build processes that run on multiple platforms. Read More >>
Does Your Device Need Dark Mode?
To choose between a light or dark-mode UI, device designers must understand how human eyes process light. Read More >>
Designing Audio Systems: Hardware vs. Software
Learn the differences between hardware and software audio solutions, and explore common use cases from the automotive industry. Read More >>
In-person and Virtual Qt 6 Training Courses
Last call for our upcoming Qt training course to be held June 19-23. You may attend in person in Waltham, MA or virtually for your convenience. Early-bird pricing extended until June 9. Enroll Now >>