Gain an understanding of the liability that is faced when managing medical device cybersecurity.
With the rise of "connected" (IoT) medical devices comes a myriad of patient benefits and more robust data sets. Unique cybersecurity challenges, however, can impact data integrity, patient health, your constituents, and your business. A comprehensive approach to incident planning and incident response will help you protect your patients and your business. This information will help you understand FDA's recent guidance on a "regional" approach to IP and IR, and how to approach cybersecurity from a lifecycle perspective. Through preparation, detection and analysis, containment/eradication and recovery, and post-incident recovery, your HDO can be better prepared to face the unique cybersecurity challenges that come with incorporating IoT devices into your network.
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Cybersecurity Environment: What Do Health Delivery Organizations Face?
- More and More Sophisticated Threats; Unique Vulnerabilities
- State of Cybersecurity in Health care
- Shared Responsibility for Cybersecurity
- Preparedness/Response Challenges
What Can This Mean for HDOs?
- Patient Harm
- Litigation in All Its Forms
- Business Impact
New FDA Guidance: Incident Response Playbook
- Know Your IP/IR Region
- Incident Response Life cycle
- Preparation
- Detection/Analysis
- Containment, Eradication, Recovery
- PostIncident Activities
Helping Your Workforce Help Itself
- Fitting Your Armor: Understanding and Identifying Social Engineering and Spear Phishing
- Turning the Tide: Implementing Effective Cyber-Hygiene Policies
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Kimberly C. Metzger, MSW, J.D.
Ice Miller LLP
- Partner in the Indianapolis, Indiana office of Ice Miller LLP, Litigation and Intellectual Property Group
- Practice concentrated on data security and privacy, and drug and medical device litigation
- Regular writer and speaker on a wide range of data privacy and security topics, particularly related to health data and IoT
- Certified Information Privacy Professional, U.S. (CIPP/US), Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM), and Fellow of Information Privacy International Association of Privacy Professional
- J.D. degree, magna cum laude and Order of the Coif, University of Illinois; B.A., degree, University of Notre Dame
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 317-236-2296
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