Early Bird Pricing: $1295 until 1/3/25 {save $400}

Archimedes 101 Healthcare Security Week 2025: February 19-21

Training Sessions: February 19 and Medical Device Security 101 Workshop: February 20-21

 

Royal Sonesta - San Juan, Puerto Rico

5961 Av. Isla Verde, Carolina, 00979, Puerto Rico

 

CHOOSE THE EVENTS THAT ARE RIGHT FOR YOU!

Archimedes is excited to bring members and guests together in a safe space to learn, share and network with the best of the best in healthcare and medical device security. You can choose to attend a training event led by expert speakers on February 19, and then attend the familiar and highly regarded Archimedes 101 Workshop on February 20-21. Or attendees can choose to solely attend the training sessions, or choose to attend only the Archimedes Medical Device Security 101 Workshop...the choice is yours!

 

One-Day Training  $1695


February 19   

Attendees have the opportunity to register for a training option prior to the workshop lead by industry experts from Medcrypt:

Medical Device Security Incident Response

  • Naomi Schwartz , VP of Services
  • Axel Wirth, Chief Security Strategist

Training is one-day only, with both a morning and afternoon session.

 

 

Archimedes 101 Workshop  $1695

February 20-21   

The 2025 Archimedes Medical Device Security 101 Workshop,  hosted by Northeastern University's Archimedes Center for Healthcare and Medical Device Cybersecurity, is a two day educational workshop for healthcare providers, medical device manufacturers and industry regulators to learn and speak frankly about medical device security threats and solutions. 

 

Why Attend?

 

Our events do not focus on the latest industry buzz or trendy new product development. We want you to feel comfortable speaking freely about your cyber security issues with trusted and respected professionals who can help you establish best practices for improving medical device security. At Archimedes, we provide a secure forum for you to learn about emerging cyber security issues and then we arm you with the knowledge to better protect both your patients and clients.

Attendees from our previous conferences have included:

  • Chief information security officers
  • Directors of product engineering
  • System engineers
  • VPs of global product security
  • IT security managers
  • Physicians
  • Chairs of medical device security standards bodies
  • Security researchers
  • Front-line engineers from clinical facilities

If you have additional questions, please contact us at archimedes@northeastern.edu

 

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