Which medical device was the first to receive an FDA cybersecurity safety communication, marking a turning point for healthcare cybersecurity regulation?

The healthcare industry increasingly relies on connected medical devices, from smart infusion pumps to wireless pacemakers. However, with connectivity comes vulnerability. This poll tests your knowledge of a major cybersecurity milestone in medical device history that fundamentally changed how the industry approaches device security and patient safety. Do you know which incident first brought medical device cybersecurity into the regulatory spotlight?

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Implantable cardiac defibrillators manufactured by St. Jude Medical (2017)
Medtronic insulin pumps with remote controllers (2019)
GE Healthcare anesthesia machines (2020)
Philips connected ventilator systems (2018)