Fortinet Korea to Co-Host Hospital OT Security and AI Threat Response Forum With Hospital Information Security Association
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Fortinet Korea announced on the 14th that it will co-host the "Hospital OT Security and AI Threat Response Forum (Hospital OT & AI Security Forum)" with the Hospital Information Security Association.
The forum will be held on the 16th at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and its themes include plans for building hospital OT security architectures, shadow AI control and governance, and AI-powered intelligent ransomware response strategies.
The policy and legal session will feature Yulchon LLC and Kim & Chang, and will discuss responses to the Framework Act on Artificial Intelligence and legal risks and response strategies related to hospital cyber security incidents.
Fortinet Korea announced on the 14th that it will co-host the "Hospital OT Security and AI Threat Response Forum (Hospital OT & AI Security Forum)" with the Hospital Information Security Association. The forum will be held on the 16th at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Fortinet said the forum will focus on plans for building hospital OT security architectures, shadow AI control and governance, and AI-powered intelligent ransomware response strategies. Participating organizations for the speakers include the Hospital Information Security Association, the Korea Social Security Information Service, Yulchon LLC, and Kim & Chang, and the speaker lineup spans the medical, public, and legal sectors. The opening remarks and keynote will be delivered by the Hospital Information Security Association and the Korea Social Security Information Service.
The policy and legal session will feature Yulchon LLC and Kim & Chang. The session will discuss responses to the Framework Act on Artificial Intelligence and legal risks and response strategies related to hospital cyber security incidents.
The company explained that cyberattacks targeting medical institutions are highly risky because they do not stop at the possibility of exposing patients' personal information, but can also disrupt care systems and directly affect emergency medical services.
Against this backdrop, security for hospital OT infrastructure and responses to AI threats have recently emerged as key tasks. Moon Gwi, executive vice president at Fortinet Korea, said the medical field is directly tied to patients' lives and that OT infrastructure security is more important there than across industry as a whole. He also noted that threat patterns are becoming more complex as AI technology spreads, and said he hopes the forum will provide practical insights for hospital security leaders.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406877
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