Join us for breakfast at the BT Tower to hear the main challenges around data security in health and care.

As the use of technology increases across health and social care so does the risk of cyber-attacks and threats to data. Data security is currently a hot topic and there is lots of information on general cyber security. Our event, running in association with BT, will look further into protecting patient data with practical, targeted information and advice for healthtech professionals.

Chaired by Linda Cairney, Director of Health International Market Development at BT, this event will features speakers discussing the importance of creating a culture of prevention and ensuring there is wide-spread knowledge of the precautions available. We will also describe what an attack looks like, how it can be prevented, and the building blocks of a secure NHS.

Our panellists include:

• Katie Farrington – Director of Digital & Data, Department of Health
• Deborah Moir – Senior Security Consultant, BT Business and Public Sector
• Linda Cairney – Director National Sales & Programs, BT Business and Public Sector
• Marcia Jackson – Head of Standards, The National Archives
• Caroline Rivett – Director of Risk Consulting, KPMG
  

When: Tuesday 20th September, 7.30-9.30am
Where: BT Tower, Maple Street, London, W1T 5HD

This event is free – the £5 ticket charge will be refunded on attendance. In order to gain access to this event, please bring photographic ID with you.

Due to security, registration for this event will close at 12 noon on Tuesday 13th September. If your name is not on the registration list, you will be unable to gain entrance to this event.

Hope to see you there.

Louise Sinclair
Head of UK Network, HealthTech Women UK