Webinar: Windows Are Closing on Medical Devices
On January 14, 2020, Microsoft will end support for Windows 7, Windows 2008, and Windows Mobile, leaving untold millions of Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices vulnerable to new exploits that can no longer be resolved with security patches.
Join us as BlackBerry Cylance VP of Consulting Sales Pedro Vidal, and Sr. Director of Product Management Mike Bruchanski, assess the implications for medical device makers, healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs), and the patients who rely upon them for quality care.
Now Available: On-Demand Webinar
Length: 1 Hour
Among other topics, Pedro and Mike will discuss:
- Why medical device hacking has become the primary cyber concern for device makers and healthcare organizations, according to a recent Ponemon Institute report;
- The types of medical devices most likely to be affected; and
- How BlackBerry Cylance is working with device makers and HDOs to minimize these vulnerabilities and close these security gaps.
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS:
Pedro Vidal is the VP, Consulting Sales at BlackBerry Cylance. He focuses on building business partnerships, growing the capabilities of BlackBerry Cylance Consulting’s sales team, and leading the go-to-market strategy to continue the organization’s industry-leading revenue growth. Pedro works with clients to understand their critical business objectives, and in helping them develop a strategy to move from traditional “detect and respond” security to solutions based on “predictive prevention”.
Pedro drives business outcomes for customers across various practice areas led by distinguished experts in Strategic Services, Industrial Control Systems Security, Red Team Services, Incident Containment and Forensics, IoT and Embedded Systems Security, ThreatZERO Services, and Education.
Mike Bruchanski is the Sr. Director, Product Management at BlackBerry Cylance. With extensive experience in cybersecurity, advanced computing, and analytics. Previously, Bruchanski ran Product Marketing for Skybox Security, was an engineer at The Boeing Company, and held numerous technical roles at Analytical Graphics. Bruchanski earned a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Villanova University and a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Register for the webinar here: https://pages.cylance.com/en-us-2019-10-31-wbn-Windows-7-EOL-Solutions.html?sfc=7012S0000013Yj6
