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Who We Support
Typical Cybersecurity Challenges
Typical Cybersecurity Challenges
IEES supports organisations developing or maintaining:
- Connected medical devices
- Software-enabled medical products
- Diagnostics and life-sciences platforms
- Embedded systems used in regulated healthcare environments
- Connected health and digital health technologies
- Products that interface with laboratory, clinical, cloud, or enterprise systems
- Long-life products requiring secure updates and post-market cybersecurity support
Typical Cybersecurity Challenges
Typical Cybersecurity Challenges
Typical Cybersecurity Challenges
Medical technology teams often need to understand and manage cybersecurity risks across:
- Product architecture and trust boundaries
- Device, software, cloud, and data-flow interfaces
- Authentication, authorisation, logging, and auditability
- Firmware and software update mechanisms
- Third-party software and open-source components
- SBOM quality and software supply-chain visibility
- Vulnerability intake, triage, remediation, and disclosure processes
- Post-market lifecycle support
How IEES Can Help
Typical IEES Outputs
Typical IEES Outputs
Secure-by-Design Architecture Review
IEES helps product teams review security architecture early, before design decisions become expensive to change. We assess system components, trust boundaries, data flows, interfaces, lifecycle states, and security assumptions.
Product Threat Modelling
IEES develops practical threat models for connected and software-enabled product architectures. This helps teams identify assets, actors, attack paths, mitigations, residual risks, and security requirements.
Cybersecurity Evidence Readiness
IEES helps organise cybersecurity work into structured evidence that can support engineering, quality, regulatory, security, and leadership discussions.
SBOM and Software Supply-Chain Review
IEES reviews software component visibility, third-party dependency risk, SBOM readiness, and vulnerability-handling workflows across the product lifecycle.
Secure Update and Lifecycle Security Review
IEES reviews update mechanisms, firmware and software integrity, anti-rollback assumptions, vulnerability response, support periods, and end-of-life considerations.
Typical IEES Outputs
Typical IEES Outputs
Typical IEES Outputs
Typical Client Outputs may include some of the below examples:
- Boundary diagrams
- Data-flow diagrams
- Product threat models
- Attack-surface registers
- Trust-boundary notes
- Security requirements recommendations
- SBOM readiness observations
- Vulnerability-process reviews
- Secure update reviews
- Cybersecurity evidence maps
- Prioritised remediation roadmaps
- Regulatory compliance gap assessments
Example Starting Points At Client Engagements:
- Secure-by-design review for a connected medical technology workflow
- Threat modelling for a diagnostics or software-enabled product architecture
- SBOM and vulnerability-handling readiness review
- Secure update and post-market cybersecurity review
- Cybersecurity evidence mapping for internal design or regulatory-readiness discussions