14 CVEs on your Philips patient monitors

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The Philips IntelliVue MX750 is one of the most widely deployed patient monitors in US hospitals. It's also carrying 14 known CVEs, including four that are remotely exploitable. With a CVSS risk score ranging from 1 to 8 depending on configuration, this device could be introducing risk to your network

We know this because Asimily's platform monitors IntelliVue MX750 deployments across hundreds of hospitals. We packaged that data into a ProSecure security report – the same type of analysis our customers use to manage exposure across their connected device fleets – and we're making it available for free.

The report covers:

Risk scoring across 1,000+ observed deployments, with the specific configuration factors that push the score up or down
In-depth CVE analysis applicable to the device
OS and firmware version data: showcasing 25+ version strings observed
Network port and service mapping, including a Philips-proprietary protocol on port 24005 and 15+ other services with ingress/egress classification

If your team is responsible for the security posture of your IoMT devices, this proprietary report from Asimily is a must-have.

Download the Report