The Challenge

Business Problem

LifeSignals Inc. faced the challenge of securing sensitive patient health information (PHI) processed by their ECG streaming software to meet the U.S. FDA's stringent cybersecurity requirements for medical devices, necessary for 510(k) submission.

The Goal

The primary objective was to identify, assess, and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities within the ECG streaming software to ensure its security, regulatory compliance, and successful FDA 510(k) submission.

Technology Stack

Service

IriusRiskOWASP ZAPNVDSnykExploit Database

The Solution

Discovery & Architecture

Triophore conducted a comprehensive Threat Model, performing an in-depth analysis of LifeSignals' ECG streaming software architecture, design, and implementation. This involved a detailed review of system components, data flows, and interaction points across the wearable device, mobile applications, backend servers, and data storage. All potential attack vectors, including external, internal, and supply chain vulnerabilities, were investigated. The architecture was examined to identify weak points and data exposure risks.

Development Phase

Triophore employed the STRIDE threat modeling framework to systematically identify and classify potential threats. The team analyzed potential security risks, including spoofing, tampering, repudiation, information disclosure, denial of service, and elevation of privilege. The process was meticulously tailored to align with the specific cybersecurity requirements and expectations of the FDA for medical device submissions.

Key Feature Implementation

The solution included a detailed threat model report, analysis of various attack vectors, STRIDE-based threat categorization, and documentation tailored for FDA 510(k) submission.

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