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Medical Device Cybersecurity Hub glossary
Terms used in Medical Device Cybersecurity Hub and its documentation.
Applies to Medical Device Cybersecurity Hub as it works today. Moraph updates the platform continuously, and this page is reviewed when it changes.
Terms used in Medical Device Cybersecurity Hub and its documentation.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| CMMS | Computerized maintenance management system, where clinical engineering keeps asset tags, models, locations and maintenance history. |
| Reconciliation queue | Devices seen on the network but missing from CMMS records, or records whose details conflict, waiting for someone to resolve them. |
| Finding | A vulnerability or advisory that an analyst has confirmed applies to a device. |
| False match | A suggested vulnerability match that an analyst rejected because the device is not actually affected. |
| KEV | The CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, which lists vulnerabilities known to be exploited. |
| Compensating control | A measure such as network segmentation or access restriction that reduces risk while a device cannot be patched. |
| Risk acceptance | A documented decision to accept the risk of a finding that cannot be remediated, with approvers, conditions and an expiry date. |
| MDS2 | Manufacturer Disclosure Statement for Medical Device Security, a standard form describing a device's security features. |
| SBOM | Software bill of materials, a list of the software components in a device, used to match components to vulnerabilities. |
| End of support | Software or an operating system that the manufacturer no longer updates or supports. |
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