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Former U.S. Navy Surgeon General Bruce Gillingham Joins Amplifire as a Strategic Advisor

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Thursday, September 14, 2023
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As the former 39th Surgeon General of the United States Navy, Gillingham recently retired from 40 years of active-duty service.

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  • As the former 39th Surgeon General of the United States Navy, Gillingham recently retired from 40 years of active-duty service.
  • During his tenure, he led approximately 44,000 Navy medical personnel through the U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery’s (BUMED) most comprehensive transformation since World War II.
  • “Bruce Gillingham’s integrity and reputation for establishing elite patient care in adverse environments is an invaluable resource to Amplifire in healthcare and beyond.
  • “It is a true honor to collaborate with Dr. Gillingham in our shared mission.”
    “I’m thrilled to join the Amplifire team,” Bruce Gillingham expressed.

Cynerio Partners with Keysight to Extend Real-Time Visibility and Automate Information Security Responsiveness for Medical Devices (IoMT)

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Wednesday, November 3, 2021
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Keysight Network Packet Brokers are built with a system architecture that enables line rate performance with no dropped traffic or packet loss.

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  • Keysight Network Packet Brokers are built with a system architecture that enables line rate performance with no dropped traffic or packet loss.
  • The Keysight family of network tap products provide complete visibility into network traffic to help hospitals maintain optimal performance and security.
  • "Our customers are actively looking for ways to identify cyber risks on connected medical devices and provide actionable mitigation in hospital environments.
  • Hospitals must support a wide variety of devices and network architectures while at the same time ensuring the cyber protection of medical devices."