Experts are raising alarms about the risk of cyberattacks on medical devices.
Cyberattacks in health care are a rising problem, but thus far there is no evidence that cyber bandits have successfully hacked into a personal device that a patient depends on. But that may soon change.
In fact, just last year Johnson & Johnson announced that an insulin pump that it made could be hacked, with potentially fatal results.
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