Are you developing medical technology with software or connectivity and unsure of your cybersecurity needs? Are there too many cybersecurity standards, frameworks, and regulatory guidance documents to digest, such as the newest FDA Pre-Market Cybersecurity Guidance?

Get your questions answered on April 18. Apply by April 15 for a 45-minute consultation with medical device cybersecurity expert Colin Morgan from Apraciti. Apraciti specializes in working with medical device manufacturers of all sizes to ensure cybersecurity is part of the total product lifecycle.

About Colin Morgan

Colin Morgan, Managing Director at Apraciti and Founder/CEO of Product Security Hub, has been working in the medical device cybersecurity industry for over 10 years. He has helped medical device manufacturers of all sizes build secure devices, provided cybersecurity education and training to multiple regulatory authorities around the world and build product security programs at some of the largest medical device companies. He is extremely passionate about working to help ensure medical devices are safe and cybersecurity for patients. 

Colin authored the cybersecurity chapter of the Global Medical Device Regulatory Strategy (second edition) book published by the Regulatory Area Professionals Society and co-author of the Medical Device and Health IT Joint Security Plan, a voluntary framework for medical device cybersecurity released in 2019 by the US Healthcare and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council. Colin was also an expert trainer and facilitator for the US FDA driven Medical Device Innovation Consortium (MDIC) Medical Device & Diagnostic Threat Modeling Bootcamp training program. 

Colin is a former Network & Security Engineer at the Central Intelligence Agency and contractor for a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrations’ supercomputing program.

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