Cyber Security Health Care Systems Symposium

Cyber Security in Health Care Symposium

FALL 2020

November 19, 2020

11:00AM - 3:00PM

About the Symposium

Few areas of modern technology could be argued to be as clearly linked to the preservation and improvement of human lives as medical devices and health care systems. Ongoing digitization and networking trends have exposed these to the same vulnerabilities long familiar from traditional IT and OT environments. From ransomware shutting down hospitals to hacking embedded pacemakers and insulin pumps, having people’s lives at risk sets the bar all the way up for defenders of health care cyber security.

Please join us for this free event as leaders in clinical medicine, security research, medical device manufacturing and public policy gather to discuss recent developments in health care cyber security.

Agenda

Presentation Time	Name	Job Title	Presentation Title
10 min	Derek Harp	Founder and Chairman of CS)²AI	Symposium Kickoff
30 min	Christian “quaddi” Dameff MD	Medical Director of Cybersecurity at the University of California San Diego & Co-Founder of CyberMed	Health Care Security Operations Centers
10 min	Vidya Murthy	Vice President of Operations at MedCrypt	The State of Medical Device Cybersecurity
10 min	David Nathans	Product Security Manager for Siemens Healthcare	Saving lives on a zero trust network
10 min	Veronica Schmitt	Assistant Professor at Noroff/ Independent Security Researcher at Medtronic/ Partner DFIRLABS	Hacking implanted medical devices
10 min	Billy Rios	Founder of QED Solutions & WhiteScope	Patient Harm? Analyzing Cyber Security Vulnerabilities for Patient Safety Issues
10 min	Marie Elisabeth Gaup Moe	Senior Security Consultant at mnemonic \| Associate Professor at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science & Technology)	Securing personal critical infrastructure
45 min	Speaker Panel Q&A	Q&A with our Ted-like speakers
10 min	Prize & Raffle	Closing remarks and raffle
60 min	Tech Dive with Jay Radcliffe	Director of Product Security Testing and Research at Thermo Fisher Scientific	A Practical View of Medical Device Security