Jan Váša
Jan Váša has been working in informatics since the beginning of the nineties. During his professional career, he went through a series of IT roles from the development of SW applications and information systems to the construction and management of networks for cyber security. He put his knowledge, interest and enthusiasm for this area to good use at Atos IT Solutions and Services s.r.o., where he has been working in the BDS team since 2019. Its scope covers the markets in the Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic. He works with leading manufacturers of cyber security products. When fulfilling the needs and requirements of customers in the field of healthcare, he likes to be inspired by other industries and thus brings innovative solutions to his clients. His personal goal is to help clinics and hospitals effectively fulfill their mission - to treat and save lives - without downtime and losses caused by cyber incidents.
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Benefits and Risks of Hospital Digitization - Focused on Cyber security
This presentation focuses on the benefits, but also the risks associated with the digitalization of healthcare with a focus on hospitals. Part of the presentation will be concrete knowledge from the practice of introducing modern security tools to hospitals in the Czech Republic, Europe and the USA. Participants will have the opportunity to become familiar with the most common errors and shortcomings in security not only from an IT perspective, but will also learn about critical vulnerabilities of medical devices and other smart medical techniques. At the end, several options and ways to effectively solve these problems will be presented.
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Proactive protection of medical devices against cyber attacks
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Proactive protection of medical devices against cyber attacks
Information about cyberattacks on medical devices is constantly increasing, and experts dealing with this issue are aware of the possible fatal consequences. These security failures can lead to the blocking of the functionality of medical devices, or the modification of medical records used by doctors to establish a diagnosis. This is a very delicate topic, the failure to solve it has a direct impact on the patient and the quality of the medical services provided. A successful attack directly threatens the health of the patient and can cause economic damage that is difficult to estimate today. Despite the importance and relevance of the topic, medical organizations in our region do not have the necessary knowledge to protect or avert such a threat. -
DISCUSSION on "Cyber security in the healthcare industry"
Roman Varga, Dôvera
Michal Porubčan, Hospital of St. Michael
Marek Uličný, Louis Pasteur University Hospital in Košice
Ján Vaľo, LYNX
Tomáš Michaeli, VMware
Jan Váša, ATOS IT Solutions and Services
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