Episodes featuring Monica
About Monica's appearance on the show
Monica Montañez, Consultant at NAMSA, joined The Med Device Cyber Podcast to share field-tested perspective with our audience of medical device security engineers, regulatory leads, quality teams, and MedTech founders. Every guest we book has either personally led an FDA cybersecurity submission, shipped a connected device into clinical use, or worked the disclosure and remediation side of a real-world vulnerability - we don't run vendor pitches or keynote-style overviews.
The Med Device Cyber Podcast is produced by Blue Goat Cyber, a specialist medical device cybersecurity firm whose hosts have walked submissions through FDA, ISO 14971 risk management, IEC 62304 software lifecycle expectations, and SBOM hygiene under the Refuse-to-Accept policy. The show exists so the lessons learned by people doing this work daily - guests like Monica - reach the next team that has to figure it out for the first time. If you're researching Monica Montañez for a hiring decision, an advisory call, or to invite them onto your own programme, the episodes below are the most current public record of how they think about the problem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Monica Montañez is Consultant at NAMSA. Monica Montañez is a consultant at NAMSA, a CRO offering consulting services for regulatory and quality. She provides insights into medical device cybersecurity regulations and the challenges manufacturers face with compliance.
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Monica Montañez appears on 1 episode of The Med Device Cyber Podcast: Episode 66 - "FDA Cybersecurity Gets Real with Monica Montañez of NAMSA | Ep. 30".
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Across Monica's appearances, recurring topics include medical device cybersecurity, fda regulations, samd, ai/ml in medtech, and regulatory compliance. These conversations focus on practical medical device cybersecurity guidance for MedTech teams.
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Since September 2023, FDA cybersecurity guidelines for medical devices are no longer just recommendations but are legally enforceable under the FDORA legislation, giving the FDA the authority to reject submissions.
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