Ken Hoyme
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Retired systems engineer continuing to work in Medical Device Security. Consulting for MedCrypt, teaching at the UofMN, volunteering with HSCC. 40 year career working on #faulttolerantsystems for #aviation and #safety & #security for life critical #medicaldevice systems. Was Director of Product Security for Boston Scientific where I stood up their corporate-wide product security program. Active in #HSCC, #HISAC and #MDIC.
Hobbies include #modelrocketry, #singing and #fedi22.
I am privileged to spend time chatting with Kevin Fu at the next CERSI-FDA Lecture. We will talk about the long history of medical device cybersecurity. It's free to sign up - please join us this coming Thursday.
The UCSF-Stanford Center of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation (UCSF-Stanford CERSI) and the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health is pleased to present the UCSF-Stanford CERSI-FDA Distinguished Speaker Series on Cybersecurity for Biomedical Engineering, a monthly lecture series featuring leading academic experts on protecting the cybersecurity of medical devices and beyond. These seminars will take place on the third Thursday of each month from 9-10 am Pacific Time. More information can be found at https://lnkd.in/gWUtsfdM. Our February 2023 lecture will be:
A Fireside Chat on Lessons Learned After Two Decades of Medical Device Security Engineering
Thursday, February 16, 2023
9:00 - 10:00 am Pacific time | Noon - 1:00 pm Eastern time
Virtual Event – Meeting link will be sent to registrants
Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/g8ZQxxjf
#medicaldevices #fda #security
Ken Hoyme
Advisory Board, MedCrypt
I have been designing and will teach a class at the University of Minnesota's Technology Leadership Institute. It is titled "Introduction to Medical Device Cybersecurity. 3 credits, taught virtually on Wednesday evenings from Feb 8-Apr 26, 2023. It can be taken as an audit option for students not enrolled at the UofMN. I will be joined by several guest speakers. #medicaldevice #cybersecurity
MDI 5101: Introduction to Medical Device Cybersecurity (3credits)
This course will introduce the student to all the security-specific activities needed to meet regulatory and customer expectations across the entire medical device lifecycle. This begins at the concept phase, where a comprehensive understanding of the security user needs are gathered, through security requirements and security risk management activities to develop a secure device architecture. Emphasis on security testing and post-market vulnerability management are also essential goals.
This is available for non-students to audit. Drop me a line if interested.