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MDS2
Upload MDS2 files that IoT Security can use to detect
vulnerabilities and security alerts in medical IoT
Note: The page only appears when
the portal theme is
Medical IoT Security.
Medical device vendors often release Manufacturer Disclosure
Statement for Medical Device Safety (MDS2) forms. These list the
security-related features of their products. Vendors issue MDS2
documents for each version of a medical device and include information
such as whether a device processes PHI (personal health information); if
it stores PHI and, if so, if it's encrypted; and if antivirus software
is installed on the device.
On ,
you can upload MDS2 files to IoT Security so it will consider the information
they contain together with environmental factors when assessing
device risk. On this page, you can view uploaded files, download
them, and remove them. You can also download a complete list of
all uploaded MDS files or a list of one or more selected files.
To upload a file, click the 
), navigate to an MDS2 file in
PDF format, and then select and upload it.
Upload
icon
(
), navigate to an MDS2 file in
PDF format, and then select and upload it.IoT Security matches the uploaded MDS2 file with devices that
share the same model, vendor, and profile as those specified in
the file. Although you can upload an MDS2 file on the Device Details
page, IoT Security only applies the MDS2 file to that individual
device. On the other hand, if you upload an MDS file on the MDS2
page, IoT Security searches its inventory for all devices with the
same model, vendor, and profile attributes and applies the MDS2
file to all matched devices. Furthermore, if new devices are added
to the inventory later, IoT Security will apply the MDS2 file to
those devices as well.
Clicking a number in the Matched Device column opens the Devices
page with a filter applied to show just those devices that match
the MDS2 file.
The number in the Matched Device column on the MDS2 page
is the total for all sites. If you have administrative access to
device data for a subset of sites, the number of matched devices
on the Devices page might be smaller than the number on the MDS2
page.
To view some details about an MDS2 file, click the entry in the
File Name column. An information panel slides open on the right
side of the main window listing the three attributes that IoT Security
uses to map the MDS2 file to devices. Below this, it lists several
key points about the device, the document, and security.
If you notice any inaccuracies among the device mapping rule
values, it’s possible that text alignment issues in the PDF caused
the characters to be parsed incorrectly. As a result, IoT Security
wouldn’t be able to match the MDS2 file with any devices. In such
cases, click
Edit
to the right of Device
Mapping Rule, modify the text as necessary, and then click Update
.
In addition to the values in the Device Mapping Rule, you can
edit other attributes in the MDS2 file if they were parsed incorrectly
as well. Whenever you click
Update
—either
for changes to Device Mapping Rule or Data from MDS2 File—IoT Security
immediately removes any previous matches for the MDS2 document and
runs the matching process again.
To view an entire MDS2 file in PDF format, click
Show
PDF
in the information panel.
To download the PDF, click the 
) at the top of the PDF viewer.
Download
icon
(
) at the top of the PDF viewer.To close the information panel (and PDF viewer if it’s also open),
either click the X in the upper right corner or click the file name
again.
To download a list of all uploaded MDS2 files in a .csv file,
click the 
) above the MDS2
table. To download a list of one or more MDS2 files in a .csv file,
select check boxes of the ones you want to download and then click
Download
icon (
) above the MDS2
table. To download a list of one or more MDS2 files in a .csv file,
select check boxes of the ones you want to download and then click Download
.
To delete one or more previously uploaded MDS2 files, select
the check boxes of the files to delete and then click
Remove
.