Conference Day One

7:40 am Check in & Coffee

8:25 am Chair’s Opening Remarks

Addressing the Rapidly Evolving Cybersecurity Regulations to Ensure Medical Devices Remain Compliant

8:30 am Navigating Medical Device Cybersecurity & the Product Lifecycle to Optimize Processes for Future Regulatory Changes

Synopsis

  • Harmonizing Regulatory Compliance and Cybersecurity to ensure smooth adaptation to evolving standards
  • Implementing an effective medical device cybersecurity risk management program following least burdensome principles
  • Leveraging cybersecurity frameworks to accelerate the clearance or approval process for medical device

9:00 am Enterprise Post-Market Vulnerability Management: Preventing Cybersecurity- Related Product Delays and Non-Compliance

  • Erez Kaminski Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Ketryx Corporation

Synopsis

  • The most common causes behind cybersecurity-related product delays—such as siloed risk tracking in spreadsheets, outdated manual processes, and inadequate tools.
  • The barriers to shifting left that enterprises encounter when aligning development and security teams
  • A reference architecture showing how a leading enterprise is modernizing their cybersecurity approach with a unified, integrated risk management system that connects seamlessly with their preferred development tools

9:30 am Leveraging Periodic Post-Marketing Checks to Ensure Devices in Market Remain Compliant & Secure

Synopsis

  • Reassessing the growing threat surface around this device from the time the device was launched into market
  • Implementing continuous monitoring systems to ensure ongoing compliance and security of medical devices post-market
  • Integrating post-market surveillance with 510(k) requirements to maintain FDA compliance through effective post-market evaluations

10:00 am The Growing Importance of Memory Safety in Medical Devices Synopsis

Synopsis

  • Memory vulnerabilities in medical devices: A prevalent risk that could lead to serious patient-safety issues.
  • Challenges of implementing memory-safe languages: Resource constraints like limited memory, processing power, and legacy code complicate adoption.
  • Exploring solutions: Practical strategies for mitigating memory vulnerabilities in medical devices to ensure patient safety

10:15 am Speed Networking

Synopsis

This session is the ideal opportunity to shake hands with many of the experts securing and futureproofing

new and legacy devices to establish meaningful business relationships

10:45 am Morning Break & Networking

11:15 am What Does Good Look Like to Ensure Cybersecurity Compliance on a Global Scale for Current & To Be Expected Regulations

Synopsis

  • Current guidelines and the challenges behind implementing them
  • How can you constantly be on top evolving regulations?
  • Lessons learnt from previous experiences and how to stay ahead of the curve

11:45 am Leveraging Regulatory Affairs from the Initial Stages of Device Development to Ensure Regulatory Compliance & Speed to Market

Synopsis

  • Implementing comprehensive procedures early in device development to align with regulatory requirements and streamline approval processes
  • Best practices for incorporating Regulatory Affairs partners from project kick-off to mitigate risk and optimize time to market
  • Addressing potential regulatory hurdles proactively during initial stages to facilitate smoother device development and regulatory approval

Navigating Novel Challenges Brought By AI to Bullet-Proof Security Against Future Risk

1:15 pm Panel: Consolidating the Definition of AI Under the Context of Cybersecurity to Ensure Accurate Compliance of The New Generation Medical Devices

Synopsis

  • Establishing clear definitions and classifications of AI within cybersecurity frameworks to ensure consistent understanding and application
  • Aligning AI definitions and applications with existing regulatory standards and guidelines
  • Promoting educational initiatives among stakeholders about AI’s role in cybersecurity, fostering a unified approach to compliance and risk management

2:00 pm Cybersecurity Considerations for AI/ML Medical Devices

  • Stephen Odaibo Founder & Chief Executive Officer & Software Architect, RETINA-AI Health, Inc

Synopsis

  • Challenges of AI/ML compared to traditional software
  • How AI/ML complicates security
  • Overview of resources and current standards projects that are closing this knowledge gap

2:30 pm Building Cybersecurity Frameworks for Autonomous AI/ML Medical Devices

  • Stephen Odaibo Founder & Chief Executive Officer & Software Architect, RETINA-AI Health, Inc

Synopsis

  • Understanding how to build cybersecurity into AI/ML medical devices
  • Challenges with embedded AI/ML systems within medical devices
  • Regulatory expectations for cybersecurity of AI/ML medical devices

3:00 pm Chair’s Closing Remarks

  • Stephen Odaibo Founder & Chief Executive Officer & Software Architect, RETINA-AI Health, Inc