Ensuring
Secure & Safe Connected Medical Devices Design
with Zero Trust Principles
ENTRUST aims to ensure end-to-end trust management of medical devices strengthening trust & privacy in the entire medical ecosystem. The breakthrough solutions that ENTRUST provides, will not limit the applicability of connected medical devices, by enclosing to them cybersecurity features including formally verified trust models, risk assessment process, secure lifecycle procedures, security policies, technical recommendations and the first-ever real-time Conformity Certificates to safeguard connected medical devices.
Technical Goals
ENTRUST is dedicated to ensuring end-to-end trust management of medical devices, securing trust and privacy across the entire medical ecosystem. Our comprehensive approach integrates cybersecurity features, formally verified trust models, risk assessment processes, secure lifecycle procedures, robust security policies, and technical recommendations. Explore how ENTRUST's technical goals are reshaping the future of security in the medical domain through precision and innovation.
ENTRUST Use Cases
ENTRUST tackles the lack of cybersecurity implementations in connected medical devices, starting from formally verified design-time trust models to real-time conformity certificates. The framework will be evaluated in four real-world use cases ranging from wearable and medical devices used for remote patient monitoring to high-end stationary equipment used in hospitals and clinics.
CMDs in surgery / operating room
Dynamic Trust Assessment in ECG Monitoring Portable Devices and Complex Stationary Devices in a Hospital Setting
Connected devices in hospitals
Digital Assistance Towards Enhancing the Health and Well-being of Patients and Carers
Connected device in patient’s home
Ambient Intelligent System for Supporting Independent and Safe Living
Wearables for health monitoring
Compliant Protection of Wearable Devices for Mental Health Monitoring and Integrity of Accompanying Data
ENTRUST Project in a nutshell
3
Years
4
Use Cases
20
Partners
12
Countries