HeyJaredInside MedTech Innovation
Join Shannon Lantzy, as she brings you stories from inside the medtech ecosystem, featuring innovators, commercializers, regulators, and consumers. The show covers a wide array of topics, from patient-driven innovation to cybersecurity.
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- Aug 6, 2026
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MedTech Vulnerability Response w. Ken Hoyme (opens the original)
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Vulnerability disclosures are speeding up, and the tools built to defend medical devices haven't caught up to that pace. Ken Hoyme spent his career building the safety-critical systems behind the Boeing 777 and Boston Scientific's cardiac devices, then wrote the paper that became the industry's playbook for streamlining post-market security patching. He joins Shannon Lantzy to break down why the gap between finding a vulnerability and fixing it matters more than ever, what code signing has to do
AI Regulation in MedTech w. Dr. David Blumenthal (opens the original)
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Generative AI doesn't act like a medical device. It acts like a form of intelligence, and Dr. David Blumenthal thinks it should be overseen like one. Blumenthal, the Harvard-trained physician and policy expert who ran the $25 billion federal rollout of electronic health records under Obama, joins Shannon Lantzy to lay out a new framework for regulating AI as a practitioner rather than a tool. They trace the parallel between physician training and AI development, debate whether FDA is even the ri
MedTech Cybersecurity w. Andrew Carney (opens the original)
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The technology to secure healthcare already exists. Getting it adopted by the people building medical devices is a different problem entirely. Andrew Carney spent a decade in classified offensive cyber operations, defended one of the world's largest banks through the Log4j crisis, and now runs cybersecurity programs at ARPA-H and DARPA. Shannon and Andrew get into what it actually means to run a "locked down" med device that isn't as safe as it looks, how digital twins and cyber ranges let hospi
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