A Value Blueprint Approach to Cybersecurity in Networked Medical Devices

Tanev, George; Tzolov, Peyo; Apiafi, Rollins

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“…The goal of this framework is to integrate stakeholder identification (Tanev et al, 2015) and value-sensitive design (Denning et al, 2014) to a security risk assessment designed specifically for medical devices (MDPC, 2014). With this framework, we aim to produce a reproducible process for stakeholders to effectively address cybersecurity concerns while maximizing stakeholder value.…”

Section: Choose Risk Controls Using Value-sensitive Designmentioning

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A Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Framework that Integrates Value-Sensitive Design

Alvarenga

Tanev

2017

Technology Innovation Management Review

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“…In the case of an insulin pump manufacturer, five key stakeholders were identified based on traditional stakeholders in a medical device ecosystem (Tanev et al, 2015):…”

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A Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Framework that Integrates Value-Sensitive Design

Alvarenga

Tanev

2017

Technology Innovation Management Review

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“…The course assignments required significant analysis of published work, as well as synthesis of new results (Alvesson & Sandberg, 2011;Le Pine & Wilcox King, 2010) and evaluation and judgment to develop actionable recommendations and effectively communicate those recommendations to others. Two of the articles in this issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review were developed from these assignments (Payette et al, 2015;Tanev et al, 2015), and we expect more publications in the future. The graduate students varied widely in demographics, including a mix of mid-career and early-career work experience, of working professionals and full-time students, and of careers in the security domain and in other areas.…”

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“…The effective assessment and communication of cybersecurity risks should take a "wide lens" perspective on the network, supply chain, and surrounding ecosystem (e.g., Adner, 2012;Muegge, 2013;Tanev et al, 2015). A product-centric focus is inadequate.…”

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“…Failure to properly manage the supply chain can result in malicious or poor-quality products being incorporated into a critical infrastructure, with potentially dire consequences. A broader perspective on supply chain risk and managing the entire "innovation ecosystem" is what Adner (2012) calls "seeing with a wide lens" (q.v., Tanev et al, 2015).…”

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A Design Science Approach to Constructing Critical Infrastructure and Communicating Cybersecurity Risks

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Craigen

2015

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Human Factors in Biocybersecurity Wargames

Potter

Palmer

2021

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Within the field of biocybersecurity, it is important to understand what vulnerabilities may be uncovered in the processing of biologics as well as how they can be safeguarded as they intersect with cyber and cyber-physical systems, as noted by the Peccoud Lab, to ensure not only product and brand integrity, but protect those served. Recent findings have revealed that biological systems can be used to compromise computer systems and vice versa. While regular and sophisticated attacks are still years away, time is of the essence to better understand ways to deepen critique and grasp intersectional vulnerabilities within bioprocessing as processes involved become increasingly digitally accessible. Wargames have been shown to be successful within improving group dynamics in response to anticipated cyber threats, and they can be used towards addressing possible threats within biocybersecurity. Within this paper, we discuss the growing prominence of biocybersecurity, the importance of biocybersecurity to bioprocessing , with respect to domestic and international contexts, and reasons for emphasizing the biological component in the face of explosive growth in biotechnology and thus separating the terms biocybersecurity and cyberbiosecurity. Additionally, a discussion and manual is provided for a simulation towards organizational learning to sense and shore up vulnerabilities that may emerge within an organization's bioprocessing pipeline

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A Value Blueprint Approach to Cybersecurity in Networked Medical Devices

Cited by 3 publications

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A Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Framework that Integrates Value-Sensitive Design

A Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Framework that Integrates Value-Sensitive Design

A Design Science Approach to Constructing Critical Infrastructure and Communicating Cybersecurity Risks

Human Factors in Biocybersecurity Wargames

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