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Tuesday, 18 October 2022 - Friday, 21 October 2022 (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM) Central European Time
Cybersecurity has proven a challenge not only in ensuring the security of medical devices, but also preparing documents for regulatory submissions. As a result, health authorities in many regions, including the US, Australia, Canada and Japan, have released new cybersecurity guidance documents.
Join Ben Kokx, Director of Product Security at Philips for two-day workshop that will help regulatory and quality professionals develop the knowledge they need to help steer their organizations in the right direction when it comes to global cybersecurity expectations.
In addition, technical staff will benefit from better understanding how to translate regulatory expectations into concrete design and development activities. Organizational leaders will gain strategic knowledge that will increase the likelihood of successful submissions and help establish trust with customers who have concerns about risks related to medical devices on their networks.
Before 18 September 2022: Member € 945 | Nonmember € 1,120
After 18 September 2022: Member € 1,080 | Nonmember € 1,265
Ben Kokx, Director of Product Security at Philips
Ben leads the cybersecurity tiger team within JWG7 of ISO TC 215 and IEC SC62A. He is the nominated IEC TC62 expert within IEC ACSEC (Advisory Committee on Information Security & Privacy), and an expert within several ISO/IEC JTC 1/ SC 27 workgroups. Within Europe he is the convener of CEN/CENELEC JTC 13/WG 6 (product security) and an ENISA eHealth expert.
Ben joined Philips Healthcare in 2001 as a software designer for the interventional X-Ray business unit, and soon became responsible for the security features of these products. Ben is a member of the Philips Healthcare global product security team since the start of the program in 2003. Over the years, he worked as a product security and privacy officer in both business and market positions. Since 2012, Ben works in the central Product & Services Security Office where he, as Director of Product Security.
Dennis Verschuuren Information Security Officer at Informatie, Medische Technologie & Services (IMTS)
Dennis works as the Information Security Officer in a hospital in Rotterdam for five years. He is an expert within NEN, the Dutch mirror committee for healthcare standardization since 2011 and tries to manage the vicious circle between healthcare, performance, security & privacy based on the applicable laws and regulations. Besides that, Dennis works as a freelance consultant to support organizations towards the mandatory NEN7510 implementation. NEN7510 is the Dutch translation of the ISO27001/27002/27799 with explicit measures for Healthcare services. Dennis implements the management of (Cyber) security risks by making the PDCA cycle work based on just these normative controls.
Menno van Eck, Product Security Officer - MR at Philips
Menno joined Philips Healthcare in 1999 as an Operating System designer for the MRi business unit, and became responsible for the security features of these products. Menno is a member of the Philips Healthcare global product security team since the start of the program in 2003. Over the years, he worked as a product security Expert in Risk analysis and Product Security Architect. Later as Product Security officer and Privacy officer in the business. Since 2015, Menno works in the central Product & Services Security Office as Product Security Officer for MR.
Day 1 – 20 October 2022
9:00 (CET)
Intro to cybersecurity
Ben Kokx and Menno van Eck
10:30
Break
11:00
Regulatory overview
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Security by design
15:00
15:30
Security risk management and threat modeling exercise
Menno van Eck and Ben Kokx
17:00
Close for the Day
Day 2 – 21 October 2022
Threat modeling exercise, contd.
Security standards, certification
Documentation, governance, and other considerations
Shared responsibility and the hospital view
Dennis Verschuuren and Ben Kokx
Hilton Rotterdam Weena 10, 3012 CM Rotterdam The Netherlands
RAPS has secured a discounted room block at the Hilton Rotterdam for workshop attendees. Please mention that you are participating in the RAPS workshops.
Check-in time is 15h00. Although the hotel will make every reasonable effort to accommodate guests who arrive before the check-in time, the client recognizes that guest rooms may not be immediately available. Baggage storage will be available. The hotel check-out time is 12.00 on the day of departure. Room Rate: €165.00 per night
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The Hilton Rotterdam is located in the city centre, just 500 metres away from Rotterdam Central Station.
There is a direct train connection from Schiphol airport to Rotterdam central Station which takes about 26 minutes.
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Taxis are available directly from the airport outside the departure and arrival halls. You can choose a regular taxi, a luxury Schiphol Business Taxi or a Schiphol Travel Taxi minibus.
If you prefer to pre-order a taxi in advance, don’t hesitate to contact Schiphol Transfer Assistance (STA). Just call +31 20 601 3400 or visit the STA desk in Schiphol Plaza. You can find them in Arrivals 4, open anytime day or night.
The hotel has parking at a cost of € 30 per night.
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