Closing Keynote - Digital Disease: How Healthcare Cybersecurity Challenges...
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Argues that ubiquitous, poorly patched clinical systems and devices already enable lethal failures: reverse‑engineered insulin pumps deliver entire reservoirs, pacemaker/ICD wireless exploits induce shocks, Hospira infusion pump firmware flips rates or hides doses leading the FDA to issue a cybersecurity advisory, and WannaCry halts care across 81 NHS hospitals. Hospitals often run CT scanners on unpatched Windows XP, lack dedicated security FTEs, and vulnerability scans can even break devices, so malware and DDoS incidents demonstrably disrupt treatment and increase mortality.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Who is Christopher F
- 2:26Christophers background
- 3:22The Doctor
- 4:42The Bedside
- 5:18HIPAA
- 7:00Insulin Pump
- 8:33pacemakers
- 9:37critical infrastructure
- 11:06hospira hack
- 13:12ransomware attacks
- 14:14other hospital attacks
- 16:00health care is fragile
- 17:29code contributes to health care
- 18:13software powers modern healthcare
- 19:10Scenario
- 29:08How will we fix this
- 30:09Example
- 32:28Healthcare ITR
- 33:24I in the Calvary
- 34:24The Hippocratic Oath
- 35:26Cyber Safety by Design
- 37:27Cyber Safety Updates
- 38:07Conclusion
- 38:39Questions
- 40:42Access Issues
- 43:37Generational Switch
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