The EU Directive on the security of network and information systems (NIS Directive) is a legislative measure aimed at prioritising cybersecurity across the European Member States. The Directive defines healthcare organisations as operators of essential services (OES), setting out specific legal and technical requirements for implementation.
At the virtual EAB RPC 2020 conference PANACEA presented its solution for human-to-machine authentication and key contributions to standardisation work on the use of biometrics for identity management in healthcare.
PANACEA Research has launched a public tender on: Services for the development, application and validation of methods / techniques of design and implementation of Medical Devices based on the "Security by Design" methodology
Application Deadline: 15.10.2020
PANACEA strengthens its synergy with cyberwatching.eu to help pinpoint early key exploitable results and drive joint efforts around market readiness levels with peer projects in the European cybersecurity and privacy R&I landscape.
PANACEA partner, Chief Emergency Management Officer at HSE Ireland, explains the drivers for improving cybersecurity in hospitals to protect patient safety as part of an organisation-wide effort.
HSE National Director of the Acute Hospitals Division explains the importance of risk governance models, highlighting the importance of bringing together human factors and processes on top of novel IT technologies.
