Come meet with Karamba Security at MEDSec 2017

What is Karamba Security?

Karamba Security offers Autonomous Security software, which enables IoT controllers to protect themselves from cyber attacks.

IoT controllers including, but not limited to medical, automotive and industrial applications are not user changeable. Hence, any run-time operation, which is not part of factory settings, must be a hacker trying to compromise the controller and take control.

Karamba Security’s software automatically hardens the controller according to its factory settings, generating a security policy that is seamlessly integrated into the controller’s operating system. In run-time, Karamba Security’s embedded software detects cyber attacks as deviations from factory settings. It then blocks them before they can do any harm.

Since the software seals factory settings and detects any deviations from the build, it doesn’t require any continuous malware signature updates or any software updates for the controller.

Karamba’s software solution is:

·        Fully deterministic preventive solution

·        Has zero false positives

·        Requires no malware signatures’ updates (eliminates zero-day vulnerabilities)

·        Requires no developers’ intervention 

·        Runs on the controller as-is, without any hardware or software changes

What is MEDSec?

MEDSec 2017: Security and Privacy for the Internet of Medical Things, will be held May 23-24, 2017 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose, California, and will offer a unique opportunity to learn from and network with the world’s leading experts in connected healthcare device cybersecurity and privacy, including:

• Security-minded professionals from medical device manufacturing
• Security-minded hardware and software suppliers to medical device manufacturers
• Medical device cybersecurity and privacy researchers from academia, government, and industry
• Ethical hackers targeting healthcare-enabling devices
• Cybersecurity experts in specialties that have a high bearing on medical device security, such as low-energy wireless communications and biometrics
• Government regulators and policymakers in the areas of medical device safety and risk from cybersecurity threats
• Legal experts in liability related to security and privacy breaches
• Leaders in the area of security and privacy standards and guidelines for healthcare Things
• General technology experts offering security and privacy insights and solutions to the medical device community

Learn what is working and what is not working today, what methods will be needed in the future, and how security and privacy challenges will be impacted by advances in engineering, data science, precision medicine, emerging technologies, and public policy.

The Karamba Security team will also be there, so if you would like to learn more on how your medical device can be protected against hackers from the second it leaves the factory floor with no need for updates on new malwares, bl

https://medsecmeeting.org/

please reach out to me if you would like to meet during the event