Global Connected Healthcare Cybersecurity Risks and Roadmap
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The first workshop in the series has set the tone, identifying security and privacy risks in connected healthcare and clinical IoT, and has considered the potential technology and policy roadmap to mitigate these risks. We will identify the most important threat vectors, how they are changing, and the technology, policy and process recommendations to address them. Risks and threats at the device, data, communications, software, cloud and system level, as well as interoperability across the system of systems, we identified from both enterprise IT and clinical operational security perspectives. A technology and policy roadmap to mitigate the risks including potential advanced technology solutions was discussed, with recommendations on next steps including standards activities and input to future workshops. Learnings included:
- Understanding security, privacy, ethics and trust risks in connected healthcare and IoT
- Advanced technologies which may be leveraged to address the risks, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and hardware/firmware/software security advances
- Technology and policy considerations for connected healthcare cybersecurity risk mitigation
- Software and Hardware Supply Chain Security, and proactive risk mitigation integration that organizations can utilize to better protect themselves in light of events like SolarWinds
Preparatory Pre-reads
Presented By
Agenda
| Time | Agenda Item |
|---|---|
| 11:00AM |
Opening and Welcome Remarks Maria Palombini, Director, IEEE SA Healthcare & Life Sciences Practice |
| 11:15AM |
Keynote Address Julian Goldman, Mass General Brigham Health System |
| 12:00PM |
Concurrent Breakouts with Facilitators Security and Interoperability in Connected Healthcare Facilitators: Privacy, Ethics and Trust in Connected Healthcare Facilitators: Technology and Policy Considerations in Connected Healthcare Facilitators: Software and Hardware Supply Chain Security and Proactive Risk Mitigation Facilitators: |
| 1:00PM | Report Back — Concurrent Breakout Group Output Discussion |
| 1:45PM | Next Steps and Introduction to Workshop 2 |
| 2:00PM | Workshop 1 Concludes |
Speakers
Facilitators
Dr. Forough Ghahramani
Associate Vice President for Research, Innovation, and Sponsored Programs, NJEdge
Mohd Anwar
North Carolina A&T State University
Mitch Parker
Indiana University Health
Nada Philip
Kingston University London
Parthiv Shah
Cerner Corporation
Get Involved
If you are interested in presenting a topic or case study in any of the workshops, please write your proposal to Maria Palombini, Director, IEEE SA HLS Practice at [email protected].
Registration
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Participation in this workshop is open to experts from anywhere in the world who are engaged, committed and prepared to openly collaborate to identify and develop solutions, engage in idea exchange and move the needle forward on the challenges enabling security vulnerabilities in connected wireless clinical devices and connected healthcare systems.
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