Presented at
HOPE Number Nine (2012),
July 13, 2012, 7 p.m.
(60 minutes)
Health care institutions usually have a large number of digital devices, networks, and databases. Lots of data goes through them, but are you aware of how much data that is? And how secure is it? How easily can this data be captured? How easy is it to access those medical devices? Can this be done without being detected? After six years of involvement in health care IT projects, Jorge and Alvaro have some stories and details to share.
Presenters:
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Alvaro Gonzalez
Alvaro Gonzalez (AndOr) is a systems and network specialist who has been involved in Hacklabs, Hackmeetings, LAN parties, Copyleft, and wireless groups in Spain for almost a decade. In the last ten years, he has been specializing in new techniques on scientific imaging. Currently, Alvaro is the CTO at Kanteron Systems.
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Jorge Cortell
Jorge Cortell (FallenAngel) studied computing, among other things, at Oxford University, among other universities. He lectured in “intellectual property” for five years at Polytechnic University of Valencia (Spain) until he was forced to resign due to pressure from the MPAA and the Spanish Collecting Societies over a lecture on free culture and peer to peer networks. He then decided to start a free music company, which he sold to start his multinational free software company (Kanteron Systems), and specialized in health care IT.
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