Over the past years, DiaMonTech has transformed a highly complex infrared laser technology from a laboratory setup into increasingly compact systems designed for everyday use. As the technology evolves, so does the scope of the engineering challenge: precision and miniaturisation must go hand in hand with secure data processing, system integrity and regulatory requirements.

At the Health Electronics Summit 2026 in Stuttgart, DiaMonTech CEO Thorsten Lubinski will share insights into this development journey and discuss why safety and security cannot be treated as an afterthought in medical technology.

For connected medical devices, protecting data is only one part of the challenge. The integrity and reliability of the entire system matter – from the measurement itself and the hardware that captures it to software, data processing and future connectivity.

A secure-by-design approach therefore needs to become part of the development process from the beginning, rather than something added shortly before market entry.

At the Health Electronics Summit, developers, security experts and medical technology companies will come together to explore how trustworthy digital health systems can be designed – from secure hardware and communication to regulatory compliance and post-market security.

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