Digital transformation is reshaping healthcare, from AI-enabled diagnostics and electronic health records to connected medical devices and increasingly interconnected services. Yet the same technologies driving innovation are also creating new vulnerabilities and increasing the potential impact of cyber incidents on healthcare delivery and patient safety.
This webinar explores how healthcare leaders can respond by making cyber resilience a strategic priority. It identifies the need to strengthen cyber skills across the workforce, embed secure by design principles throughout technology and procurement, improve board-level accountability, and deepen collaboration between government, healthcare providers and industry.
The challenge is not to slow digital transformation, but to ensure resilience is built into it from the outset.
What the session covers
- The evolving cyber threat landscape in healthcare
- The healthcare cyber skills gap, and how to close it
- Cyber governance and accountability
- Security by design in healthcare transformation
Who it is for
Security, IT, quality, regulatory and operations leaders at medical device, healthcare and pharmaceutical companies, and anyone answerable for cyber risk as their products and services become connected.
The panel



About the panel
Olivier Convard leads product security and privacy for Roche Information Solutions, Roche's digital business, building security by design and privacy engineering into platforms including navify and cobas. Since joining Roche in 2015 he has held executive roles across Roche Diagnostics and Roche Diabetes Care, leading global digital transformation and multi-country regulatory compliance programmes. He represents Roche in forums including Health-ISAC and the DEF CON Biohacking Village, working to advance coordinated vulnerability disclosure.
Chris Parker MBE is Director, Government Strategy at Fortinet. He is Visiting Professor of Cyber Security at the University of South Wales, Co-Chair of the techUK Cyber Resilience Committee and Co-Chair of the Ministry of Defence's Integration Working Group, and sits on the advisory board of the UK National Cyber Awards.
Oli Johnson of Med-Tech Insights chairs the discussion and puts the audience's questions to the panel.