"How Concerned are You About CyberSecurity in Your Work?"
We asked this question at several conferences this spring. Clearly, today's pharmaceutical and biotech researchers realize that they play a key role in building precious databases.
Collaborations that include information technology partners continue to grow into a critical backbone within the Pharma and Biotech world. Phrases such as “The Cloud”, “Big Data”, “Wireless” and “Collaboration” dominate the board rooms, resulting in IT groups taking on greater responsibility in managing and securing data in this complex environment.
Join experts from across biomedical research to help integrate the concerns of scientists, enterprise information technologists and patients.
Speakers:
Miranda Alfonso-Williams
Principal Consultant
WAM Consulting Group
Colin Morgan, CISSP, GPEN
Sr. Information Security Manager /
Information Security Officer
Johnson & Johnson
Suzanne Schwartz, MD MBA
Director, Emergency Preparedness/Operations and Medical Countermeasures Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), FDA
Hardik Shah
Dark Matter
LifeMap Solutions
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
John Wilbanks
Chief Commons Officer
Sage Bionetworks
Symposium, 8:30-2:30
The morning program will address the breadth of issues that concern all who generate, analyze, and share precious research data throughout the process. For both IT professionals and managers, this unique focus upon strategies relevant specifically to the pharma/biotech and device industries will help all responsible parties to deepen their understanding and perspectives.
Workshop, 2:30-5:00 pm
Includes Documentation and a Workbook to help you conduct your own risk analysis: You will work with experts in cybersecurity risk assessment and policy planning to go through the nuts and bolts of developing a resilient and comprehensive strategy. This will be most interesting for IT professionals, though Discovery, Development, and Device managers will benefit from an understanding of the issues facing their teams.
Viewpoint:
Pharma and Biotech companies are pushing the envelope with where they store data, how they collaborate with institutions for clinical trials and how they build technology in medical devices.
The swiftly changing landscape impacts organizational risk level, making it critical to ensure conversations regarding information security are occurring, and that those conversations are driving risk decisions.
To discuss these topics further, The BioPharma Research Council (BRC) is convening Internet of Medical Things: CyberSecurity in Discovery, Development, & Devices, a symposium covering both common industry risks and IT security topics of special interest to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology community.
Topic areas include:
- Cybersecurity of Medical Devices
- Protecting Patient Data and Safety of the Product
- Cloud Computing’s Impact on Pharma-Biotech
- Strategies to balance security, safety, privacy, internal controls, and liability
- Addressing security challenges in a regulated environment
- Clinical trials data protection
SPONSORED BY:
Committee Members:
Colin Morgan, Chair
Sr. Manager, IT Risk Assurance
Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies
of Johnson & Johnson
Nicholas Bergman
Senior Principal Investigator, Genomics
National Biodefense Analysis
and Countermeasures Center
Rebecca Herold
CEO, The Privacy Professor
Chief Visionary Officer / Co-Owner,
HIPAA Compliance Tools
Miranda Alfonso-Williams, HCISSP,
CIPM, CIPT, CIPP/E/US, CISM
Principal Consultant
WAM Consulting Group
Jordan McGrew
Cybersecurity Consultant
Microsoft
Hardik Shah
Dark Matter
LifeMap Solutions
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Judith Sheft
Associate Vice President,
Technology Development
New Jersey Institute of Technology
For the BRC:
Rich Brandwein
CEO
PlanetConnect
Ronnye Schreiber
President
Planetconnect
Joanne Gere
Executive Director
BioPharma Research Council
Tom Fare, Ph.D.
Director, Strategic Alliances
BioPharma Research Council
Who Will Attend?
- Medical Device Ecosystem
- Providers
- Payers
- Pharmaceutical/OTC manufacturers
- Research organizations, universities, institutes
- Device manufacturers
- Component manufacturers
- Information technology providers
- Information security professionals
- Public sector
- Clinical/Contract Research Organizations (CROs)
- Associations & Advocacy Groups