A Design Approach for Authenticity and Technology

Su, Norman Makoto; Stolterman, Erik

doi:10.1145/2901790.2901869

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“…For medical devices, such emerging reports of using longer DNA fragments (Storsberg, 2018) gain traction and interest, although usage of this technology across platforms depends on further refinement. This aligns well with end-user approaches, such as sponsormediated approaches for authenticity (Su and Stolterman, 2016), or multi-factor authentication for cybersecurity (Sinha et al, 2019). That such sponsormediated and end-user approaches remain underutilized represents one of the greatest threats to patient safety and consumer confidence for the medical device industry.…”

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confidence: 66%

Methods for Universal Authentication of Medical Devices

Brown¹,

Alshiraihi²,

Blase³

et al. 2019

American Journal of Immunology

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The need for effective means of authentication of medical devices has increased with the growing number of falsified in vitro diagnostics and devices being introduced across world markets. Such substandard products result in negative consequences ranging from harm to patients and/or failure to impart the desired clinical outcomes to a loss of public trust in healthcare providers and regulatory agencies. Herein, we discuss the growing specter of medical device falsification, related cybersecurity threats and selected novel approaches suggested for authentication.

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confidence: 66%