Registration and networking with lunch

Introduction to Healthcare from Peter Ferguson of Arm Limited

Security Challenges and Opportunities for Connected Medical Devices; Hugo Vincent, Principal Research Engineer, Arm Research

While connected devices and IoT are still relatively new fields, there is already general acceptance of a set of best practices for how to secure them, as well as roadmaps across the industry to drive up the level of security achieved over time. However, medical devices can often have different risk/reward and cost sensitivities compared to many other uses for IoT. This talk will summarise industry best practices for achieving security in connected devices, relate these to the risks and benefits unique to medical devices, and explore some of the challenges and opportunities that emerge.

Welcome from event supporter, Arm Limited

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Building Secure IoT Medical Devices; Pat Nash, Managing Director, InVMA Limited

InVMA are setting out on a journey of using their experience in safety critical control systems and applying them to the healthcare market. After the 25 Minute presentation attendees, will be aware of some of the challenges involved in protecting medical devices and their users, know where to start to address the challenges and simply go from the “unknown unknowns to the known unknowns.” To do this Pat will review some of the recent news, go on to discuss the “attack surface” and the security implications and then discuss the operationalisation of the ongoing review and management your security posture. Pat will discuss the implications through a use case and architecture adopted and wrap up with a question and answer session. The presentation is aimed at people who want to understand the main issues and a high-level approach to addressing some of them..

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Using AI to stop Ransomware: A Real-Life Case Study on how the Enterprise Immune System Detected and Responded to Wannacry; Andrew Tsonchev, Director of Cyber Analysis, Darktrace

This session will explore the implications of ransomware; why traditional security tools are not sufficient to defend against it; how to defend against subtle, novel attacks in the future using an ‘immune system’ approach and how to achieve 100% visibility of your network. It will look at how machine learning and artificial intelligence was used to identify the Wannacry attack before it was able to spread.

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Refreshments and networking

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR); Michelle Ellerbeck, Information Governance Lead, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Michelle will provide an overview of the GDPR and the impact on the UK. The GDPR will apply in the UK from 25 May 2018.

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Medical Device Security – Reducing the Risk; Caroline Rivett, Director, Risk Consulting, KPMG (Information Protection in Life Sciences & Health)

This presentation explores the risks of insecure medical devices to hospitals and patients and the potential approaches to reduce these risks.

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Panel session with all speakers chaired by SIG Champion, Paul Winter, TTP Group

Event closes

Drinks reception