A new frontier for medical device trust and patient safety

Tern plc

As clinical environments become increasingly digital and interconnected, medical devices no longer operate in isolation. They link into hospital networks, share data across platforms, interface with cloud services and increasingly fall under regulatory scrutiny. That means the device manufacturers and healthcare providers face new challenges, including how to establish trust, how to manage devices through their lifecycle, and how to ensure compliance with evolving standards. Device Authority’s KeyScaler platform presents itself as a technology to address exactly these challenges in the realm of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT).

At a fundamental level the platform begins with device trust. Each device must be registered, authenticated and clearly identified before it transmits patient data or interfaces with clinical systems. Once that trust anchor is in place, KeyScaler automates credential issuance and lifecycle management so that as devices are deployed, maintained, updated or retired the identity and certificate infrastructure is managed at scale.

Connected devices are generating streams of sensitive patient information, system telemetry and operational metrics. Encryption, secure updates and policy‑driven access become mandatory. The KeyScaler platform emphasises end‑to‑end encryption, including the ability to manage data both at rest and in transit, and to enforce policies on how and when keys can be used.

Tern plc (LON:TERN) backs exciting, high growth IoT innovators in Europe. They provide support and create a genuinely collaborative environment for talented, well-motivated teams.

Share on:
Find more news, interviews, share price & company profile here for:

Latest Company News

Pharma faces a strategic turning point in AI adoption

AI in pharma is moving from operational support to strategic driver as companies prioritise messaging that delivers measurable prescriber impact.

Tern Plc updates position in Talking Medicines with new convertible loan notes

Tern Plc has received about £230,000 in new unsecured convertible loan notes from Talking Medicines after cancelling around £180,000 of short term loans provided over 2024 and 2025.

The real problem holding back connected vehicle programmes

Vehicle identity is fast becoming a core infrastructure challenge, and a new bottleneck for OEMs aiming to scale software-defined platforms.

Talking Medicines is building the AI layer beneath pharma marketing

Talking Medicines is shifting pharma marketing from content creation to data control, building the layer AI tools rely on to deliver credible, measurable clinical messaging.

A shift in how IoT is secured by default

KeyScaler 2025 transforms IoT security by automating trust across every device’s lifecycle, from onboarding to decommissioning, turning scalable connectivity and compliance into a built-in feature.

Turning employee sentiment into hard operational data

Workforce wellbeing is becoming a source of operational data, and the companies acting early are already reducing risk.

Search

Search