This course explores the risks associated with implanted medical devices (IMDs) in secure spaces, focusing on policy amendments and technical mitigations. The learning outcomes include understanding security guidelines, risk categories, mitigations, and workforce protections related to IMDs. The course teaches skills such as identifying HR policies, recognizing potential risks, and implementing mitigations. The teaching method involves a presentation covering various topics related to IMD security. The intended audience includes individuals interested in the intersection of medical technology, security, and policy, particularly those working in national security positions.
Carrying Our Insecurities with Us - The Risks of Implanted Medical Devices in Secure Spaces
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Background
Student Recognition
Motivation
Security Guidelines
Risk Categories
Workforce Protections
Functionality
HR Policies
Mitigations
Other Considerations
Summary
Questions
Mitigation
National Security Positions
EMP
Mylar Suit
Hacking
Are they becoming more common
Are we working on mitigations
Question on IMD having geolocation
Question on IMD compatibility with FDA standards
Question on how the devices communicate
Standards for deploying IMDs
Legal liability jamming
Taught by
Black Hat
