CRC Press / Pacemaker Systems / Designing Interactive Systems / Internals Wireless / ACM Press / IEEE Press / Designing Privacy-Sensitive Ubiquitous Computing Systems / Intel / MOBILE AND UBIQUITOUS SYSTEMS / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Product Issues / Product Recall / /
Facility
University of Washington / Computer Science Bldg. / University of Massachusetts / University of Massachusetts Amherst / Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / University of California / University of Washington’s Department / Cornell University Medical College / Harvey Mudd College / Medical Center Moreover / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
ubiquitous systems / stolen equipment / near-field communications / back-end server / organized-crime / conventional networks / high-bandwidth wireless links / software developers / file systems / wireless communications / secure hardware / particular device / Internet connection / implantable medical devices / medical equipment / implantable electronics longevity / secure communications protocols / legitimate external devices / energy / cardiovascular medical devices / malicious communications / station server / ultimate solution / implantable medical device / ultralow-power micro processor / energy consumption / healthcare professionals / sensor networks / external applications / drug delivery systems / particular healthcare professional / authorized external device / mplantable medical devices / less iP network / wireless digital / rhythm management devices / long-range wireless communications / computing / trusted computing base / wider-range wireless communications / computer-based medical devices / external equipment / wireless base stations / long-distance wireless communication / network security protocols / wireless connection / medical devices / pervasive technology / pervasive healthcare / legitimate medical equipment / external device / Web access / resource-rich device / cryptographic and energy-centric methods / secure communications / external devices / software-defined radios / implantable electronics / wireless networking / healthcare devices / data management / potential employer / internal data storage media / legitimate communications / device manufacturer / /
surgery / drug delivery systems / insulin delivery / insulin pump / radiation treatments / /
MusicGroup
MHz / /
OperatingSystem
DoS / /
Organization
University of Washington / International Association for Cryptologic Research / Univ. of Washington / University of Washington’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering / University of Massachusetts Amherst / US Nat’l Academy of Sciences / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / IMD / Usenix / American Mathematical Society / Heart Rhythm Society Task Force on Device Performance Policies and Guidelines / International Financial Cryptography Association / University of California / San Diego / Harvard Medical School / University of Massachusetts / Cardiovascular Division / US National Science Foundation / Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard School of Public Health / IMDs / Medical Informatics Assoc. / US Food and Drug Administration / Medical Assoc. / Cornell University Medical College / Harvey Mudd College / differ depending on the IMD / /
Person
Shankar Sastry / Thomas S. Heydt-Benjamin / William H. Maisel Vol / Beth Israel Deaconess / Paul Jones / Sandeep Gupta / Marci Meingast / Beth Israel / Shane Clark / David Eiselen / William H. Maisel / Daniel Halperin / Tanya Roosta / Tadayoshi Kohno / John Halamka / Kevin Fu / Barry Karas / Krishna Venkatasubramanian / / /
Position
director of the pacemaker and defibrillator service / emergency technician / mediator / physician / auditor / author / external programmer / programmer / professor of medicine / trusted mediator / device programmer / principal investigator / enemy operative / mediator and the external programmer / assistant professor / iP network Physician / candidate criteria / /
MOBILE AND UBIQUITOUS SYSTEMS www.computer.org/pervasive Security and Privacy for Implantable Medical Devices Daniel Halperin, Thomas S. Heydt-Benjamin, Kevin Fu, Tadayoshi Kohno, and William H.