ELTON was not assembled from an enterprise security playbook. It was built by the people who spent a decade taking medical devices apart, and taking the findings through the FDA.
CEO & Co-Founder
A decade of hands-on medical device security work: leading device pentest practices, 10,000+ device tests, and 1,000+ FDA submissions. Jason founded ELTON to productize that experience as an AI testing pipeline, so proof scales the way discovery now does.
The team behind ELTON pairs device security researchers with regulatory specialists who have argued ratings in front of reviewers. That mix is the product.
The testing pipeline encodes real exploitation experience across infusion pumps, imaging, diagnostics, and connected platforms. Not scanner output with a coat of paint.
Every capability exists because a reviewer somewhere asked for evidence. We build for the question behind the question.
We run ELTON for manufacturers as a managed platform. When it misses, we feel it first.
Book a demo and the people who built ELTON will be the ones walking you through it.
Jason Sinchak is CEO and co-founder of ELTON Cyber. He spent a decade on hands-on medical device security work, leading device pentest practices, running 10,000+ device tests and taking 1,000+ FDA submissions through review. He founded ELTON to productize that experience so proof scales the way discovery now does.
ELTON pairs device security researchers with regulatory specialists who have argued vulnerability ratings in front of reviewers. That mix is the product. The company was not assembled from an enterprise security playbook, it was built by people who spent a decade taking medical devices apart and taking the findings through the FDA.
Yes. The testing pipeline encodes real exploitation experience across infusion pumps, imaging, diagnostics and connected platforms. That is the difference between a pipeline written by people who have opened these products and scanner output with a coat of paint.
Because every capability in ELTON exists since a reviewer somewhere asked for evidence. Regulatory fluency decides what the testing has to produce, not only what it has to find, so the team builds for the question behind the question a reviewer is asking.
ELTON runs it for manufacturers as a managed platform, which the team calls an operator mindset: when it misses, we feel it first. Your own regulatory and security teams still have full access. The people who built ELTON are also the ones who walk you through a demo.