Objective: Introduction: One of the areas of the Internet of Things (further IoT) popularisation is medicine. Along with significant progress in this area, cyber security threats are on the rise. Thus, the issue of IoT technology's scientific understanding in medicine is of particular relevance. The aim: The purpose of the study is to analyze the global tendencies of IoT development in medicine, identify major threats and define priority areas for their localization and prevention.
Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The materials were primarily international standards, norms of international and national law, analysis of international companies' activities. The theoretical basis was the IoT researches of A. Ross, O. Baranov, V. Vishnevsky. General theoretical (epistemological, functional-structural) and special (comparative, inductive) methods of research were used.
Conclusion: Conclusions: It has been proven that security and privacy issues are one of the main obstacles to IoT development. Specific recommendations for IoT developers in the medical field are proposed, which should include flexible standards, clear rules, and strict obligations with severe penalties for violations.
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