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DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to present a timely and forward-looking discussi
 on on one of the most pressing challenges in healthcare cybersecurity. As 
 quantum computing advances\, traditional cryptographic systems — includi
 ng RSA and ECC — could be rendered vulnerable. In a domain where patient
  data confidentiality and the reliability of medical devices are critical\
 , preparing for technological improvement is necessary.\n\nThis session by
  Herat Joshi and Shenson Joseph will explore the evolving quantum threat l
 andscape for healthcare IT infrastructures\, including EHR systems and net
 work-connected medical devices. They will also highlight the latest NIST p
 ost-quantum cryptography initiatives and provide actionable guidance to he
 lp organizations evaluate their current cryptographic posture and develop 
 a strategic path toward quantum-resilient security. We expect that attende
 es will come away with concrete insights to be prepared for the emerging p
 ost-quantum era.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Docent Institute\n\nSpeaker(s):  Shen
 son\,  Ashok\, Nidhi\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/512609
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/512609
ORGANIZER:binto@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:130
SUMMARY:IEEE Iowa-Illinois Section CS Tech Talk: Quantum Threats to Medical
  Privacy: Preparing for Post-Quantum Security in Healthcare
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/512609
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p data-start="72" data-end="488">We are plea
 sed to present a timely and forward-looking discussion on one of the most 
 pressing challenges in healthcare cybersecurity. As quantum computing adva
 nces\, traditional cryptographic systems &mdash\; including RSA and ECC &m
 dash\; could be rendered vulnerable. In a domain where patient data confid
 entiality and the reliability of medical devices are critical\, preparing 
 for technological improvement is necessary.</p>\n<p data-start="490" data-
 end="1012">This session by <strong>Herat Joshi</strong> and <strong>Shenso
 n Joseph</strong> will explore the evolving quantum threat landscape for h
 ealthcare IT infrastructures\, including EHR systems and network-connected
  medical devices. They will also highlight the latest NIST post-quantum cr
 yptography initiatives and provide actionable guidance to help organizatio
 ns evaluate their current cryptographic posture and develop a strategic pa
 th toward quantum-resilient security. We expect that attendees will come a
 way with concrete insights to be prepared for the emerging post-quantum er
 a.</p>
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