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FAXITRON CT USER MANUAL | HOLOGIC | REVISION 002
SECTION
Installation
and Setup
2
2-3
Cybersecurity
Device security is a shared responsibility between Faxitron and the health care facilities. Failure to
maintain cybersecurity can result in compromised device functionality, loss of data (medical or
personal) availability or integrity, or exposure of other connected devices or networks to security
threats. Faxitron maintains a set of cybersecurity controls to assure the cybersecurity of its units
and to maintain their functionality and safety.
All our units use standard Windows operating system. At installation, we recommend the facility
install all the necessary security measures as defined by their own internal requirements, as they
would with any other PC connected to the network.
The facility can set up the Windows operating system with all the network protocols and
permissions necessary. For example, they can add
• User ID and passwords,
•
Layered authorization with appropriate authentication,
• Restrictions on software installations,
• Trusted content requirements, including code signature verification,
• Set up windows updates including security releases.
In addition, our imaging software is password protected so certain users can get on to the operating
system without being able to open the software.
This unit is designed to be used either as a standalone unit or conn
ected to the Facility’s internal
PACS or other closed-loop network. It is not intended to be connected to the Internet, unless (a)
the Facility is specifically instructed to do so by Faxitron, or (b) the Facility takes adequate
precautions to ensure the cybersecurity of the unit from threats related to its Internet connection.
Faxitron will develop updates or patches for the Faxitron software to continue to assure the
product’s safety, as needed throughout the lifecycle of the unit.
Additional security measures, including encryption, can be implemented and Faxitron can work with
the facilities IT department to reduce the risk to patients as a result of cybersecurity breach.
The Faxitron CT should be set up by an authorized representative. Contact your local
representative to confirm that the system has arrived and to arrange a time for system installation
and setup.
Network / User Settings
The detector on the Faxitron CT uses an ethernet (network) connection to communicate. Adding
users or setting additional network security can prevent the detector from communicating to the
software. Set up additional users with local administration rights to ensure the software runs
correctly. Work with the Faxitron / Hologic team during installation to make sure the system is
configured properly.
Cleaning
Internal Chamber
Samples containing biological specimens can harbor infectious agents that are hazardous to your
health. Follow appropriate biosafety procedures; wear gloves when handling tissue specimens or
any materials which they come in contact with.
Periodically wipe down the interior of the cabinet with 70-90% isopropyl alcohol or diluted sodium
hypochlorite (5.25%-6.15% household bleach diluted 1:500 provides the proper concentration).
Ensure the specimen area, marked on the chamber floor, is thoroughly cleaned
External
Periodically wipe down the system with mild soap and water using a moistened cloth. No harsh
abrasives, chemicals or cleaners should be used on the system. Do not allow any moisture
whatsoever to come in contact with the electrical components of the unit.
2.1.0 Cont.
System Warnings
& Precautions