Invite to "Securing Medical Devices and Health Records"
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This event focuses on securing medical devices and health records. Protecting patients' connected devices and electronic health records from hackers and other forms of data breaches. The underlying theme is about including more women (whether employee or entrepreneur) in Cyber, Health IT, and other related STEM fields. I am in talks with a handful of large and medium firms to get them to hold interviews on the spot. Will you please pass this along to your classmates?
Topics that will be covered include:
Regulatory and legal compliance issues, to include how to handle, reduce the likelihood of, and resolve FDA audits Discussion of privacy issues, HIPAA, and HIPAA-related security concerns Risk mitigation strategies Ethical issues Emerging threats Updates to privacy and cyber standards Opportunities for improvement and Public/Private Partnerships
The audience will be a mix of government, academia, researchers, policy, privacy, cyber, healthcare, medical device, and more. This is a great opportunity for exchanging ideas and networking. Join us! Spaces are very limited so, register now!
Confirmed speakers include:
Suzanne Schwartz, M.D., M.B.A (FDA's Associate Director for Science and Strategic Partnerships, at the Center for Devices and Radiological Health) Rose-Marie Nsahlai, M.B.A., RHIT, CPHIMS (Senior Technical Advisor at Office of Chief Privacy Officer/ONC/HHS)
Jennifer Cawthra (Healthcare Sector Lead, Senior Cybersecurity Engineer at National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence at NIST)
Marc Wine (Security Director and advisor at Veteran Affairs) serves within VA Central Office as the lead for IT collaboration projects, managing VA’s Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) Program, Office of Information and Technology.
Caitlin Bataillon (Cyber Division at the FBI)
Networking and Sponsor Presentation run from 8am to 9am. There will one panel that runs from 9 to a little before 11. Panelists will be answering audience members' questions throughout the presentation.
General Admission $50
Student Rate $25
Government and Active Duty Military: Free admission
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ghg-presents-women-in-cyber2-securing-medical-devices-and-medical-records-tickets-31234255499