HTMwire assessment
Embedded cybersecurity for medical device manufacturers — SBOM management, cryptographic protection, and vulnerability monitoring for FDA compliance.
Only company focused on embedding security into medical devices at the manufacturer level — team members helped write the FDA cybersecurity guidance they help companies comply with.
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MedCrypt sells embedded cybersecurity to medical device manufacturers, not hospitals directly. Its products are Guardian (cryptography and PKI for secure communication and signed updates), Helm (SBOM and vulnerability management built for medical device makers), and Canary (security monitoring of device behavior in the field).
Yes. MedCrypt's tooling is built to help manufacturers meet FDA premarket cybersecurity expectations such as SBOM generation, vulnerability management, and cryptographic protection, and its leadership is active in industry dialogue on FDA guidance.
MedCrypt raised a $25M Series B in November 2022 led by Intuitive Ventures and Johnson & Johnson Innovation (JJDC), with Section 32 participating, bringing funding to date to more than $36M after a Dexcom Ventures extension. CEO Mike Kijewski previously founded Gamma Basics, acquired by Varian Medical Systems in 2013.
MedCrypt states it provides security features for seven of the top 10 medical device manufacturers and added 18 new OEM partners in 2022, but it does not publicly name those manufacturers. Named technology partners include NetRise, C2A Security, and Thirdwayv.
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