
NEW YORK CITY
April 12, 2017
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April 13, 2017
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IoT Security – Risks, Solutions and Ramifications
Inform[ED] IoT Security brings together business leaders, key technologists, security experts and policy pundits to address the opportunities challenges, and social implications arising from the proliferation of connected devices in our increasingly connected world.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Enterprise executives including CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, and senior IT managers
- Policy and thought Leaders
- Technical leaders (Architects and Engineers working on Advanced Network Management Technology Projects).
Industries
- IoT Device Manufacturers
- Cable Operators
- Security Providers
- Telcos
- System Integrators
- Governmental (DHS, FCC, FTC, NTIA, State and Local government)
- Quasi-Governmental (Mitre, etc.)
Why Attend?
This conference provides an in-depth technical dive on critical security technologies for network operators. Develop an understanding of the current state of the practice and network with other technical leaders and executives on shared key performance improvement topics. Expand your knowledge of the technical impact and be the first to hear about new directions and policy.
Connected Healthcare – explore the future
Inform[ED] Connected Healthcare joins together medical, legal, and policy professionals with technology and security experts to provide an in depth view into the future of connected health care.
Who should attend
- Hospital IT executives (CIOs, CTOs, chief medical information officers)
- Health information management professionals (chief medical informatics officers, medical coders)
- Privacy and security personnel (chief security officers, chief information security officers)
- Clinical management
Industries
- Hospitals
- Medical Networks
- Payers (Insurance)
- System Integrators
- Governmental (HHS, NSF, DHS, FTC, State and Local government)
Why Attend?
This conference provides an in-depth technical dive on critical security technologies for network operators. Develop an understanding of the current state of the practice and network with other technical leaders and executives on shared key performance improvement topics. Expand your knowledge of the technical impact and be the first to hear about new directions and policy.
Speakers

Rob Alderfer
Vice President Technology Policy, CableLabs

Mitch Ashley
President & General Manager, Kyrio

Rich Compton
Principal Engineer, Charter Communications

Dylan Davis
Senior Security Analyst, RiskSense, Inc.

Terry Dunlap
Founder & CEO, Tactical Network Solutions

Gerald Faulhaber
Professor Emeritus of Business Economics & Public Policy, Wharton School of the university of Pennsylvania

Allan Friedman
Director of Cybersecurity Initiatives, NTIA

Michael Glenn
Vice President Security Services, CableLabs

Ronald Ih
Director Business Development, Kyrio

Chaz Lever
Lead Researcher, Georgia Tech

Jason Livingood
Vice President, Technology Policy & Standards, Comcast

Dan Massey
DHS Security & Technology

Matt Perry
President of Board Directors, OCF & IoT Program Manager, Microsoft

James Plouffe
Lead Solutions Architect, MobileIron & Technical Consultant for Mr. Robot Television Series

Brian Rexroad
VP, Security Platforms, AT&T

Tobin Richardson
President & CEO, Zigbee Alliance

Brian Scriber
Security WG Chair, OCF, & Principal Architect Security, CableLabs

Clarke Stevens
Principal Architect, Shaw Communications

Matt Tooley
Vice President of Broadband Technology, NCTA

André van der Walt
Interim VP & CISO, Liberty Global
Speakers

Keynote Speaker
Summer Knight, M.D.
Managing Partner / "The Innovation Doctor", MBA, Firecracker International

Ralph Brown
Senior Vice President & CTO, CableLabs

Ed Cantwell
Chief Executive Officer, Center for Medical Interoperability

Mark Francisco
Fellow, Comcast Innovation Labs

Harry Greenspun, M.D.
Chief Medical Officer and Managing Director, Korn Ferry Health Solutions

Kathy Hughes
VP, Chief Information Security Officer, Northwell Health

Simon Krauss
Vice President, General Counsel, Kyrio

Cyrus Malbari
Director, Product Technology & Security, Abbott

Kerry McDermott
Vice President Public Policy & Communications, Center for Medical Interoperability

Ed Miller
Chief Technical Officer, Center for Medical Interoperability

Ram Ramadoss, MBA, CISA, CISM, CISSP, CRISC, CIPP
Vice President, CRP Privacy & Information Security, Catholic Health Initiatives

Manish Shah
Senior Vice President & CIO, Community Health Systems

Jeffery Smith
Vice President, Public Policy, American Medical Informatics Association

Timothy Torres
Sr Dy CISO, Sutter Health
Schedule
Day 1, April 12 2017
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Breakfast

Keynote
Join Shawn Henry as he discusses his vision of IoT Security. What will be the impact of insecured IoT devices for consumers in the home, smart cities and other industrial and critical infrastructures? Looking forward five years, what is the landscape to consider?

Break

Technology & Policy Interaction
As IoT insecurity creates vulnerabilities, policymakers become concerned about the health of the Internet. How can public policy address these concerns in a smart way, targeting their efforts to improve IoT security without imposing unnecessary costs across the Internet ecosystem or creating unintended effects? What is the role of government versus industry?

Lunch

Real World Hacking of IoT Devices
Experts talk to exactly how attackers are compromising IoT devices, the tools attackers are using, what they can do once they’ve gained control, the key elements manufacturers need to focus on to close these gaps, available defenses against these attacks, and how quickly we are seeing updates from device manufacturers. Learn from some of the very best in the industry and see how Mr. Robot uses these techniques to demonstrate the collapse of the financial system on their hit USA Network television program.

IoT Security Standards/Certification
IoT security standards have converged over the past few years. How will these developments affect small/entrepreneurial companies? Our speakers will focus on testing and certification needs along with industry policy standards.

Break

Protecting ISP Networks and the Internet
Insecure IoT devices have enabled the largest DDoS service attacks on the internet to date and are threatening the basic functionality of the Internet. A panel of experts will discuss how ISPs are working to mitigate these attacks and protect their networks and the Internet from the growing number of insecure devices.

Future Impact of IoT and the Implications of Security
The coevolution of humanity with the technology we create to accompany us continues. As this takes place there will be painful hurdles and beneficial leaps forward; how we approach each of these will dictate the success of this relationship. Join us as the future is laid out ahead for this coevolution.

Reception & Networking
Schedule
Day 2, April 13 2017
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Breakfast

Keynote
Technology is fundamentally changing society as it becomes more accessible, affordable and capable. Health is no exception, and the potential for meaningful impact is huge. This presentation will describe how digital transformation can deliver on the promise of a more affordable, accessible, and agile health system. Starting from the Quadruple Aim framework, we will use real-world examples to examine technology innovation along the dimensions of engaging patients, empowering care teams, optimizing clinical and operational effectiveness, and transforming the care continuum.

Break

CISO Panel: Biggest Problems Hospitals currently face in Connected Healthcare
As more medical devices are connected to the Internet; the risk increases for impacts to patients and hospitals. Many hospitals have been impacted by ransomware that have had crippling effects on their operations. This panel will discuss the largest cybersecurity risks hospitals faces now and in the next several years.

Transforming Healthcare through Interoperability and Data Liquidity
The healthcare industry has invested heavily in digitization in accordance with federal policies. While this has yielded some benefits, it hasn’t solved fundamental issues around interoperability and data liquidity. Today's lack of interoperability can compromise patient safety, undermine care quality and outcomes, contribute to clinician burnout; and, for healthcare operators, it creates significant operational and cost burdens. For innovators, the lack of interoperability presents a significant adoption barrier. How can these challenges be overcome and can healthcare leverage other industries’ expertise to accelerate progress? How can interoperability and data liquidity transform the very nature of healthcare?

Lunch

Fireside Chat with Ed Cantwell
Standards for medical devices can improve patient’s safety, care quality and outcomes, while reducing clinical burden and waste. How can healthcare providers and vendor communities work together to standardize medical device and platform interfaces to slow the rise in healthcare costs?

Legal and Regulatory Issues
A review of the policy and regulatory landscape of connected healthcare, with a focus on safety, privacy, and reimbursement as it exists now and may change in the near future.

Break

Innovation in Connected Healthcare
What market opportunities exist with connected healthcare? How will remote care management and device monitoring impact hospitals, healthcare delivery organizations, network operators, and patients?

Reception & Networking
Venue
InterContinental Hotel New York Times Square •
300 West 44th St • New York, NY 10036 • UNITED STATES
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