DefCon IoT Village 2017 Presentation: The Ability of IV Infusion Pumps to be Hacked

WHAT:  

IV Infusion Pump Hacking at DefCon's IoT Village

WHO:     

Daniel Regalado is a Principal Security Researcher with ZingBox (IoT security company) and former FireEye and Symantec reverse engineer. Daniel is the lead author of the famous Gray Hat Hacking Book 4th Edition and known in the security world as the "ATM guy" responsible for the latest discoveries of these type of threats worldwide.

WHEN:   

Friday July 28, 10am-10:50am

WHY:    

In his presentation, "Inside the Infusion Pump, Not Too Much Medication Por Favor!" Regalado will address the growth of the infusion pump market, expected to be worth $10.84 billion USD by 2021 according to a "Market and Markets" forecast. The infusion pump is a costly and sensitive medical device used to deliver fluids, medications, blood and blood products to adult, pediatric or neonatal patients in a manual or automated way. The automation opens the door for hacking and any malfunction either intended or unexpected could severely harm patients.

ZingBox purchased a PC Unit and IV Pump module. The model is one of the leaders in the market and expected to be used in major hospitals worldwide.

The research in this talk will demonstrate:

WHERE: 

Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas