Medical Device Forensics workshop - FULLY BOOKED
In this workshop, two forensics experts from Noroff University in Norway will take you through how to do forensics on medical devices, and the challenges involved. They will do so using practical examples and hands-on exercises. If you are a technical security specialist with an interest in forensics, then this workshop is for you.
- UvA Science Park Amsterdam 904
This workshop is fully booked. Unfortunately, you can no longer register.
Attending the workshop will not only give you the opportunity to learn more about forensics on medical devices, but also to meet colleagues working in healthcare who are affiliated with Z-CERT and SURFcert. They are organising this workshop out of their joint mission to increase technical resilience in healthcare.
About the workshop leaders
Veronica Schmitt and Emlyn Butterfield are forensic experts affiliated with Noroff University. Veronica is Assistant Professor in Digital Forensics and researches security vulnerabilities in medical devices and how they can be exploited by malicious attackers. Emlyn Butterfield is a highly experienced researcher in the field of digital forensics. He has written a variety of articles on topics including education in digital forensics and cybersecurity.
The language of the workshop will be English.
For whom.
Members of the security community SCIRT, technical security professionals, cybersecurity/forensics lecturers.
Programme
| 12.30pm | Walk-in and lunch |
| 13:00 | Start presentation |
| 15.00 hrs. | Demos and questions |
| 16.00 hours | Drink |
| 17.00 hours | End |
Registration and cancellation
- There is room for a maximum of 20 participants.
- In case of high interest, we will allow 1 person per organisation.
- Participation is free, and registration = attendance. If you have registered and are unexpectedly unable to attend, please cancel in time so that we can make someone else happy with your place.
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- UvA Science Park Amsterdam 904