Medical Devices Excluded From EU Cyber Resilience Act Proposals
Executive Summary
Medtech companies will avoid the need to comply with yet another EU regulation, it seems, after the European Commission confirmed that proposals to tighten up cybersecurity rules for internet-connected products will not apply to medical devices.
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