Advancing Cybersecurity Assurance for Medical Devices with O-ETB and ACO As medical devices become more connected and software-driven, ensuring robust cybersecurity is essential, not only for protecting data, but for safeguarding patients and maintaining trust in digital health technologies. Within the MedSecurance project, The Open Group is addressing this challenge by developing practical support for automating cybersecurity assurance through the Open Evidential Tool Bus (O

As the MedSecurance project enters its final phase, the consortium gathered for one last in-person meeting on 18–19 November 2025 , hosted by the University of Warwick at the Scarman Warwick Conference Centre. This final gathering marked a key milestone, offering partners an opportunity to consolidate progress, finalise deliverables, and prepare for the project's conclusion. Over the course of two days, partners reviewed the preliminary results of the project’s three medical

Connected healthcare only works if people can trust it. When medical devices and health apps share data across hospitals and homes, a cyber issue can affect patient safety, privacy, and day-to-day care. That is the problem we are tackling. The University of Warwick (UoW) takes part in the EU-funded MedSecurance project. MedSecurance focuses on cybersecurity for connected medical devices and digital health services. Our work helps teams find risks early, decide what matters mo