Seminar: Software as a Medical Device

Seminar: Software as a Medical Device:

Safety and security. 

January 5, 9-11 am 

Teaduspargi 6/1, Tallinm, Estonia

Seminar room: Merkuur 

Connected Health cluster presents a practical seminar to help health IT developers and startups plan and manage smoothly their products to comply with needed standards and rules.

9:00 What is a software as a medical device and what is required to get regulatory compliant products on the market - overview of medical device software safety, regulations in EU and US, standards and FDA guidance - Dr. Marion Lepmets, Co-Founder & CEO of SoftComply – 30 min presentation + 15 min Q&A

9:45 Privacy Engineering and Health Data: IT and IoT - Dr. Ian Oliver, Security Specialist at Bell Labs – 30 min presentation + 15 min Q&A

10:30 Discussion and 1-2-1 Q&A

Please register by January 3 the latest: services@tehnopol.ee 

Free for Science Park Tehnopol network and service clients and Connected Health cluster members. 30€ + vat for others.

Privacy Engineering for Today - DIMECC Presentation

Here is my presentation from the DIMECC 9th Annual Seminary on Business innovation in Finland.

Privacy Engineering for Today from Ian Oliver

CrIM'16 Keynote on Safety Critical Ideas in Privacy

Here are the slides and a longer presentation as a paper will be available soon:

Using Safety-Critical Concepts in Privacy Engineering from Ian Oliver

CrIM'16 Quote

I'm at CrIM'16 at the moment listening to an excellent lecture on IoT security and privacy by Prof. Sokratis Katsikas of NTNU. He used this quote from Bruce Schneier:

If you think that technology can solve your security problems, then you don't understand the problems and you don't understand the technology.

A small discussion resulted in this variation

If you think you think a 3euro bottle of water bought after airport security reduces the risk of terrorism then you don't understand security.

Think about it.