The cybersecurity section of your FDA submission, drafted with you.

Since 2023, FDA will not review a connected medical device until its cybersecurity documentation is complete and correct. 510sec turns a description of your device into a guided draft pack — threat model, security risk assessment, SBOM and postmarket plan — in minutes instead of weeks.

What this is, plainly. A drafting and preparation tool — not regulatory advice, not a medical device, and not a substitute for testing. The pack it produces is a draft that requires qualified regulatory and cybersecurity review before you submit anything. It can organise and draft documentation; it cannot create evidence that does not exist.

Start where you are

Free readiness check

For teams exploring the problem

  • Twelve questions about your current documentation
  • A scored gap report against the current FDA guidance
  • No account, no card, no sales call

About 10 minutes

Guided draft pack

For teams ready to prepare documents

  • A guided wizard walks you through device, components, connections and dependencies
  • Every step explains what to enter, what we do with it, and what you get
  • Generates the document set, with every gap declared rather than invented

1–3 hours of your input · generation takes minutes · $2,500–$5,000 per submission

Discovery call or demo

For teams unsure about fit or scope

  • Walk through your device, the inputs needed and the outputs produced
  • Confirm scope and pricing before you commit
  • Or watch a guided demo first — no account required

30 minutes

Is this right for your device?

Best for small medical-device teams preparing a cybersecurity section for a 510(k), De Novo, or similar premarket submission. It is most useful when your team can provide a system description, components, interfaces, dependencies, existing controls, and whatever testing evidence you already have.

If you cannot yet describe your architecture, a discovery call is the better starting point — we will tell you honestly whether you are ready.

Comparing the three paths

PathWho it is forWhat happensTypical time
Readiness checkExploring the problem Answer a short questionnaire and receive your gaps10 minutes
Guided draft packReady to prepare documents Complete the wizard with support and receive a draft package 1–3 hours of customer input; generation in minutes
Discovery / demoUnsure about fit or scope Talk through device, inputs, outputs and workflow30 minutes

What the guided draft pack includes

We draft

  • Threat model — per component and per interface, with the rule behind every threat
  • Security risk assessment — exploitability × patient-harm severity, kept distinct from ISO 14971
  • SBOM — CycloneDX 1.5 with FDA's support-status fields, plus vulnerability and end-of-support findings
  • Postmarket cybersecurity plan — all nine required elements
  • Review checklist — every claim traced to the guidance section behind it

You and your experts still own

  • Penetration-test plan, report and independent testing evidence
  • Vulnerability scan / test evidence, plus remediation and retest records
  • Architecture diagrams and verification against the production system
  • Cybersecurity labeling and MDS2
  • Measures and metrics from real operating history
  • Unresolved anomalies and defect evidence
  • Qualified regulatory and cybersecurity review, and final risk acceptance

These are declared as gaps inside every pack, with an explanation of exactly what to supply. We would rather lose a sale than let a team believe their submission is finished when it is not.

Not sure which path fits?

Thirty minutes with us costs nothing and usually saves a week of guessing.

Request a 30-minute discovery call Watch the guided demo instead