Regulation for cybersecurity in the healthcare sector has recently been further tightened by the Digital Act (DigiG). However, this is not revolutionary, but merely a continuation of clear trends: cloud computing is explicitly permitted with healthcare data, but is linked to high security requirements. It is made clear that the "state of the art" really does apply to all hospitals. And the interpretation that the "appropriateness" of information security measures primarily means economic discretion when investing in security measures is also dispelled. These regulatory requirements create new…
Cybersecurity in the healthcare sector: Regulation, cloud computing and live hacking - insight and keynote speeches from experts
Regulation for cybersecurity in the healthcare sector has recently been further tightened by the Digital Act (DigiG). However, this is not revolutionary, but merely a continuation of clear trends: cloud computing is explicitly permitted with healthcare data, but is linked to high security requirements. It is made clear that the "state of the art" really does apply to all hospitals. And the interpretation that the "appropriateness" of information security measures primarily means economic discretion when investing in security measures is also dispelled. These regulatory requirements create new clarity and a framework for digitalization in the healthcare sector, but will keep both providers of digital solutions and their customers, and above all hospitals, very busy in the coming years.
In this Insight, Dr. Benedict Gross will give us an insight into the regulation of cyber security in the healthcare sector with his keynote speech: "Regulation is coming: Those who cannot afford or do not want to ensure cyber security are not allowed to process data. What are the important guard rails?"
In addition, Philipp Wittek, Director Revenue at DRACOON GmbH, asks us in his keynote speech "Is the cloud a secure vault or an open window for hackers?" a nd uses a practical example to illustrate the security precautions taken for a type 2 C5-compliant cloud storage solution for sensitive data. He also covers critical components such as the zero-trust policy and the requirements for data protection-compliant storage in accordance with the GDPR. In addition, the security aspects of cloud and on-premises solutions will be compared
About our speakers:
Dr. Benedict Gross d eals with healthcare organizations and critical infrastructures, built up the Digital Healthcare division at a management consultancy and is currently project manager for a lighthouse project in the German healthcare sector, in which a digital alliance of over 100 hospitals is developing a common interoperability platform and a patient portal.
Philipp Wittek, Director Revenue at DRACOON GmbH, has over 8 years of experience in data protection and cybersecurity. With a passion for selling solutions, he has already implemented DRACOON for customers of various sizes and can draw on a broad range of expertise in file service platforms for storage, ad hoc transfer and compliance.
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Jennifer Meschnig Health, Project Manager, Bayern Innovativ GmbH, Nuremberg
Keynote speech: Regulation is tightening: Those who can't afford or don't want to ensure cyber security are not allowed to process data. What are the important guard rails?"
Dr. Benedict Gross Projektmanager für ein Leuchtturmprojekt im deutschen Gesundheitswesen, München
Keynote speech: Is the cloud a secure vault or an open window for hackers?
Philipp Wittek Director Revenue, DRACOON GmbH, Regensburg
