OnDemand Webinar: Key Considerations to Securing the Internet of Things (IoT)...Great Bay Software
IoT has evolved beyond a hyped-buzzword into available technologies on the market that can significantly improve customer outcomes & deliver benefits. However, the reality of IoT as an interlinked set of hardware, software, & ubiquitous connectivity is that it creates new security challenges & exacerbates legacy security problems.
In this presentation, guest Forrester Senior Analyst Merritt Maxim will summarize:
- Key IoT & biomedical device trends
- Outline the current IoT & biomedical attack surface
- Provide guidance on how organizations can protect & defend against IoT based threats while meeting desired IoT business objectives
Presented by Rick Garibay, VP & Distinguished Engineer, Neudesic. Rick evangelized IoT in healthcare at the Northwest HIMSS NW Technology Conference in Seattle, WA, in November 2014
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The next wave of the Internet will connect machines and devices together into functioning, intelligent systems. This "Internet of Things" (IoT) will change every industry, every job, and every home. How will it impact medicine? When?
This webinar will reveal how the Internet of Things is changing medicine today by examining real applications of advanced networking technology. The applications include from 911 dispatch, EMS transport, imaging, surgery, ICU interoperability, patient safety, hospital integration, and treatment. We will discuss critical needs: finding the right data, delivering high-fidelity waveforms, integrating large hospital systems, ensuring EMR accuracy, and guarding sensitive information.
OnDemand Webinar: Key Considerations to Securing the Internet of Things (IoT)...Great Bay Software
IoT has evolved beyond a hyped-buzzword into available technologies on the market that can significantly improve customer outcomes & deliver benefits. However, the reality of IoT as an interlinked set of hardware, software, & ubiquitous connectivity is that it creates new security challenges & exacerbates legacy security problems.
In this presentation, guest Forrester Senior Analyst Merritt Maxim will summarize:
- Key IoT & biomedical device trends
- Outline the current IoT & biomedical attack surface
- Provide guidance on how organizations can protect & defend against IoT based threats while meeting desired IoT business objectives
Presented by Rick Garibay, VP & Distinguished Engineer, Neudesic. Rick evangelized IoT in healthcare at the Northwest HIMSS NW Technology Conference in Seattle, WA, in November 2014
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Do Your Projects With Technology Experts
To Get this projects Call : 9566355386 / 99625 88976
Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com
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Mail : projects@lemenizinfotech.com
Blog : http://ieeeprojectspondicherry.weebly.com
Blog : http://www.ieeeprojectsinpondicherry.blogspot.in/
Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eesBNUnKvws
The next wave of the Internet will connect machines and devices together into functioning, intelligent systems. This "Internet of Things" (IoT) will change every industry, every job, and every home. How will it impact medicine? When?
This webinar will reveal how the Internet of Things is changing medicine today by examining real applications of advanced networking technology. The applications include from 911 dispatch, EMS transport, imaging, surgery, ICU interoperability, patient safety, hospital integration, and treatment. We will discuss critical needs: finding the right data, delivering high-fidelity waveforms, integrating large hospital systems, ensuring EMR accuracy, and guarding sensitive information.
The requirement for the preservation and production of electronically stored information (e-Discovery) is a requirement of the American Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). As corporate information is moved to the cloud the fulfilling of these requirements becomes more challenging for enterprises that operate in the USA.
As well as the requirements for e-Discovery, organizations often require to undertake forensic examination of assets in order to determine the nature of an attack or to pursue internal investigations.
This session will discuss the subject of e-Discovery and Forensics from an enterprise perspective and a framework by which companies subject to these requirements can operate with cloud providers.
The Role of Internet-of-Things (IoT) in HealthcareLuís Rita
1st Project - Health Systems.
As a result of ageing population, increasing demand and evolving technology on healthcare systems, the progress in the Internet of Things (IoT) has a key role in suppressing all these needs, in particular, redesigning modern health care with promising technological, economic and social prospects. This paper attempts to comprehensively review the current research and development on the impact of IoT in Healthcare. Relying on a comprehensive literature review, this paper analyses the architecture of an IoT-based systems, focusing on the main components and their value to the overall system. In addition, a perspective on electronic health records and on privacy and security issues are overviewed, along with the review of clinical cases of IoT-based systems. Given IoT clear acceptability and affordability among youngers and elders, combined to a broad range of devices and machine learning techniques, it’s expected these devices will facilitate in many ways health providers’ job, as long as other topics like data protection keep side-by-side.
IST - 4th Year - 2nd Semester - Biomedical Engineering.
According to a report from MarketResearch.com, millions of new Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) will be added to health systems and the market segment is poised to hit $117 billion by 2020. Medical device manufacturers have traditionally focused on patient safety and time to market rather than security. Long FDA approval cycles mean that approved devices are often running outdated operating systems versions with known vulnerabilities and limited or no patching ability. This lack of adequate security in IoT and IoMT is why Gartner is predicting that by 2020 25% of all enterprise breaches will involve IoT. Securing IoMT requires close collaboration between biomedical and IT teams and a plan to address three core areas of IoMT security – physical, connection and data. This session will focus on practical steps to improving IoMT security without expensive infrastructure upgrades or wholesale legacy medical device replacements.
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Preparing Testimony about Cellebrite UFED In a Daubert or Frye HearingCellebrite
The Cellebrite UFED is among the best known and most used mobile forensic extraction and analysis tools in the digital forensics industry. However, its complex technical processes are not as well understood outside of training. The following information is presented in an effort to help U.S.-based attorneys prepare themselves and their witnesses for Daubert, Frye, or related challenges to the admissibility of UFED-extracted mobile device evidence.
Biopharmaceuticals are an essential therapeutic option accounting for a substantial part of the global therapeutic market. With the patents of many blockbuster drugs coming to an end, an opportunity has arisen for the manufacture and approval of biosimilars. Visiongain\'s 9th Biosimilars Conference will look at the multiple facets of biosimilars, ranging from the evolving regulatory landscape and challenges in clinical development, to the legal and economic aspects.
Back to the Future: Why Cinema in Africa Will Live or Die in Movie TheatersDayo Ogunyemi
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Summary: Cinemas are a critical element in the emergence of a successful and commercially viable film industry in Africa. Delivered at the 66th Cannes Film Festival, 2013
Ensuring the security of information and applications is a critical priority fir all organizations, particularly those on the healthcare field. The architecture and features of the right enterprise image-viewer enable medical images and information to be securely and conveniently accessible to users from anywhere in the world, without compromising network or information security.
This guide describes strategies to ensure your enterprise images are fully secure, even when you provide the flexibility of mobile health solutions to practitioners.
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The requirement for the preservation and production of electronically stored information (e-Discovery) is a requirement of the American Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). As corporate information is moved to the cloud the fulfilling of these requirements becomes more challenging for enterprises that operate in the USA.
As well as the requirements for e-Discovery, organizations often require to undertake forensic examination of assets in order to determine the nature of an attack or to pursue internal investigations.
This session will discuss the subject of e-Discovery and Forensics from an enterprise perspective and a framework by which companies subject to these requirements can operate with cloud providers.
The Role of Internet-of-Things (IoT) in HealthcareLuís Rita
1st Project - Health Systems.
As a result of ageing population, increasing demand and evolving technology on healthcare systems, the progress in the Internet of Things (IoT) has a key role in suppressing all these needs, in particular, redesigning modern health care with promising technological, economic and social prospects. This paper attempts to comprehensively review the current research and development on the impact of IoT in Healthcare. Relying on a comprehensive literature review, this paper analyses the architecture of an IoT-based systems, focusing on the main components and their value to the overall system. In addition, a perspective on electronic health records and on privacy and security issues are overviewed, along with the review of clinical cases of IoT-based systems. Given IoT clear acceptability and affordability among youngers and elders, combined to a broad range of devices and machine learning techniques, it’s expected these devices will facilitate in many ways health providers’ job, as long as other topics like data protection keep side-by-side.
IST - 4th Year - 2nd Semester - Biomedical Engineering.
According to a report from MarketResearch.com, millions of new Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) will be added to health systems and the market segment is poised to hit $117 billion by 2020. Medical device manufacturers have traditionally focused on patient safety and time to market rather than security. Long FDA approval cycles mean that approved devices are often running outdated operating systems versions with known vulnerabilities and limited or no patching ability. This lack of adequate security in IoT and IoMT is why Gartner is predicting that by 2020 25% of all enterprise breaches will involve IoT. Securing IoMT requires close collaboration between biomedical and IT teams and a plan to address three core areas of IoMT security – physical, connection and data. This session will focus on practical steps to improving IoMT security without expensive infrastructure upgrades or wholesale legacy medical device replacements.
IoT, Big Data Healthcare Summit Western Canada - IoT Health - Enterprise - Ri...Ingunn Grip Fjær
IoT Health - Enterprise by Rick Hu MD, CEO/Founder, Vivametrica Ltd. Presented at the IoT, Big Data Healthcare Summit Western Canada on February 1, 2017.
Preparing Testimony about Cellebrite UFED In a Daubert or Frye HearingCellebrite
The Cellebrite UFED is among the best known and most used mobile forensic extraction and analysis tools in the digital forensics industry. However, its complex technical processes are not as well understood outside of training. The following information is presented in an effort to help U.S.-based attorneys prepare themselves and their witnesses for Daubert, Frye, or related challenges to the admissibility of UFED-extracted mobile device evidence.
Biopharmaceuticals are an essential therapeutic option accounting for a substantial part of the global therapeutic market. With the patents of many blockbuster drugs coming to an end, an opportunity has arisen for the manufacture and approval of biosimilars. Visiongain\'s 9th Biosimilars Conference will look at the multiple facets of biosimilars, ranging from the evolving regulatory landscape and challenges in clinical development, to the legal and economic aspects.
Back to the Future: Why Cinema in Africa Will Live or Die in Movie TheatersDayo Ogunyemi
Presentation on cinemas, theatrical distribution and the economics of film in Africa.
Summary: Cinemas are a critical element in the emergence of a successful and commercially viable film industry in Africa. Delivered at the 66th Cannes Film Festival, 2013
Ensuring the security of information and applications is a critical priority fir all organizations, particularly those on the healthcare field. The architecture and features of the right enterprise image-viewer enable medical images and information to be securely and conveniently accessible to users from anywhere in the world, without compromising network or information security.
This guide describes strategies to ensure your enterprise images are fully secure, even when you provide the flexibility of mobile health solutions to practitioners.
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Contents
Mobile Forensic 3
Introduction 3
What It Is 3
How It's Used 3
Steps in Mobile forensics 4
Seizure 4
Airplane mode 4
Phone jammer 4
Faraday bag 4
Acquisition 5
Examination and analysis 6
Invasive methods 6
Chip-off 6
Micro read 7
Case study 7
CSI wife killers case Ireland 7
Phone evidence settled the conviction of a liar and a wife-killer 7
Mobile records checking 8
Conclusion 9
References 10
Mobile Forensic
Introduction
Mobile forensics is obtaining information on a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet. The technology has grown in sophistication, and it can be used to uncover hidden content on devices, including text messages, apps and wifi connections. Mobile forensics goes beyond mere wireless security breaches. Today's mobile forensic tools can uncover true digital evidence and unlock devices with few endpoints or no recovery partitions to access."
The importance of mobile forensics is rising in the connected world of today. Discover further regarding mobile forensics, its applications, and the significance and procedures of a mobile investigation with a strong forensic foundation in this course.What It Is
Mobile forensics is a digital forensics subfield that focuses well on data extraction from electronic origin. Recovery of evidence from portable digital devices such as tablets, smartwatches, and smartphones is the focus of mobile forensics. Mobile devices are used by numerous people these days, so it seems reasonable that they would hold a large quantity of evidence that might be helpful to investigators. These gadgets search for data and collect and transmit data (Moreb, 2022).
Mobile devices can reveal numerous important pieces of information, such as messages, GPS data, call logs, and internet search activity that discloses the owner's probable whereabouts anywhere at any given moment.How It's Used
The secret to gathering digital evidence is following forensically sound procedures, regardless of who utilizes mobile forensics or how it is applied. According to Duke University's Electronic Discovery Reference Model, the word "forensically sound" refers to "procedures employed for gathering electronic information in a way that assures it is "as originally discovered" and is dependable enough to be allowed into evidence."
This implies that mobile evidence is treated so that it will be admissible in court and that it is not compromised during the forensic procedure. The idea of being forensically sound is based on the fundamental idea that transportable evidence should be kept in the same condition as when it was first discovered.
A defined procedure that helps to guarantee law enforcement or anyone collecting the data follows best practices for doing so lies behind forensically sound mobile evidence collection. Let's examine those actions (
Kumar, 2021,p.102).
Steps in Mobile forensics
Seizure
The cornerstone of digital forensics is the principle that evid.
New research directions in the area ofIJCNCJournal
The proliferation of smart mobile phones with diverse features makes it possible to increase their use in
criminal activities. The fast technological evolution and presence of different smart phones and their
proprietary operating systems pose great difficulties for investigators and law enforcement officials to
choose the best tool for forensics examination, accurate recovery and speedy analysis of data present on
smart phones. This paper presents a literature review on smart phone forensic techniques for different
platform. As a result of comprehensive analysis of these techniques, it has been found that there is no
generic forensic technique or tool available which can perform the forensic analysis of all currently
available different smart phones. Further, there is a need to develop a generic technique for forensic
analysis of a variety of different smart phones. This generic technique should perform the forensic of
currently available different smart phones on the crime scene without need to attach the smart phone with
computer. Further, it will help the investigators to do their jobs easily and more efficiently. The proposed
technique need to be implemented and tested on different smart phones to validate its performance and
accuracy.
Computer forensics analyst through digital investigationICFECI
Technology and the internet have provided a wide platform for cyber as well as white collar crimes. Crime involving the use of computers and technology is rising in unprecedented proportions.
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Technology and the internet have provided a wide platform for cyber as well as white collar crimes. Crime involving the use of computers and technology is rising in unprecedented proportions.
Learn about key trends facing the mobile forensics industry this year, including growing device and data backlogs, cloud-based data, and how to manage large quantities of data from multiple disparate sources.
With UFED Physical Analyzer, investigative team helps prove a case for capita...Cellebrite
How a forensic examination team determined the true source of incriminating text and social media messages, in spite of severely damaged mobile devices.
Interview Techniques for a Mobile Crime WorldCellebrite
Digital forensic investigators must increasingly wear more than one hat in an investigation, from seizure to examination to interviewing the victim or suspect. Whether you are an experienced investigator who has been trained in interview techniques, or a forensic examiner being asked to pull double duty as an interviewer, this class will give you the framework of skills you need to handle interviews specifically related to evidence you find on digital devices. We will discuss verbal communications in general and also discuss tried and true methodologies to enhance the chances of a confession.
Preparing to Testify About Mobile Device EvidenceCellebrite
Taking a judge and jury through your investigative process, and why mobile evidence is relevant to your case, is only half of testimony. You should also be prepared to testify about the tools and methods you used, and to address any challenges to your process. This session will tell you what you need to know about mobile forensic extraction, analysis and interpretation; how to deal with questions about vendors’ proprietary methods; and specific challenges around mobile evidence authenticity and admissibility.
Reduce Lab Backlog with Mobile Data Forensic PreviewsCellebrite
Forensic previews have been valuable in separating the hard drives, game systems, cameras, and other digital devices that are relevant to a case, from those that are not relevant. Historically, mobile devices have not been part of this analysis -- even though they are at least as important. This session will detail what’s involved with mobile device previews, including how they prepare case agents to communicate their needs to forensic examiners.
Trends in Mobile Device Data and ArtifactsCellebrite
Data and artifacts from mobile devices reside in so many places that no single approach can yield everything. This session will review some of the latest observations on where artifacts and critical pieces of data can reside on the device, as well as the available tools and methodologies to extract and decode them.
What Happens When You Press that Button?Cellebrite
The extraction processes employed by Cellebrite UFED can seem complex, and it is wise to ensure that the investigators or examiners being called as witnesses have a good enough grasp of the technology to explain it in a way that a jury can understand. This white paper is designed to help prosecutors prepare expert witnesses to testify about their use of the Cellebrite Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED). It is a companion piece to “Preparing Testimony about Cellebrite UFED in a Daubert or Frye Hearing” and should be used as a supplement to the forensic examiner’s training.
Extracting and Decoding Smartphone and Tablet Evidence with the UFED Series: ...Cellebrite
As mobile device manufacturers improve device and operating system security measures in a bid to protect user data, the forensic process becomes more complex. In this hands-on demo, learn how UFED rises to the challenge with advanced technology, including advanced bootloaders enabling physical extractions and enhanced logical extraction enabling app file system extractions even within logical examinations.
There's an App for That: Digital Forensic Realities for Mobile App Evidence, ...Cellebrite
Attorneys are often shocked at how much deeply probative evidence, both live and deleted, can be data mined from today’s smart phones and tablets. With the surging adoption of mobile apps for communications, commerce, navigation, and other capabilities, new issues with data security and privacy are developing. This session will explore new evidence modalities, relevance, admissibility, and topical issues with mobile apps that impact investigations and litigation.
Mobile forensics has come a long way over the past decade. The more complex it becomes, the greater the need for forensic examiners to "trust but verify" -- to validate that their process is acquiring evidence correctly, and that it is acquiring the correct evidence.
1. Whether you’re corporate counsel or a consultant, your eDiscovery and litigation support
workload has likely been rising – and so have your costs.
With smartphone communications becoming increasingly relevant to litigation, you need
low-maintenance tools and processes that can adequately collect and preserve mobile
ESI and then integrate with existing document review tools.
From audits to investigations to litigation, Cellebrite's UFED Touch Ultimate supports the
iPhone®, BlackBerry®, and Android™ devices your organization is most likely to
encounter - company-issued, or BYOD scenario.
As cloned devices manufactured with Chinese chipsets continue to emerge, your
organization may additionally benefit from the UFED CHINEX add-on.
Collect and Preserve Mobile ESI
with Cellebrite UFED Tools