The Stryker Attack Proved Perimeter Security Isn’t Enough. Now What?

When hackers weaponized Stryker’s own administrative tools to remotely wipe an estimated 80,000 employee devices such as laptops and mobile phones in March, the attack sent shockwaves through the medtech industry.

Stryker has maintained that the incident is contained, and in partnership with third-party experts, all internal teams have regained access to the IT systems. The company also successfully removed the unauthorized party from its environment. Stryker noted that the incident did not affect the security or safety of its products or devices.

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