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״לא רחוק היום בו אירוע הטרור הגדול הבא יהיה מתקפת סייבר שתשתק לחלוטין את בתי החולים״. כלכליסט
The article discusses a conference held by IMed, a center for medical innovation and entrepreneurship, on the topic of cybersecurity risks in the healthcare sector. The conference was attended by senior executives from health organizations in Israel, including the CEOs and deputy CEOs of major health funds, senior executives leading the field of computing and information systems in hospitals, and representatives from cybersecurity and start-up companies dealing with cybersecurity risks in the health world. The conference concluded with the announcement of a special emergency program for initiatives in the defensive cyber world for health systems.
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המיזם החדש של איכילוב: מתחם עבודה לסטארט-אפים
Ichilov Hospital is launching a new innovation and medical entrepreneurship center in partnership with the Mixer workspace network. The center will host startups that want to work regularly with the hospital. In addition, a fund will be established that will invest in projects that can grow from the activity. The fund is expected to be around $65 million. The innovation complex will be called IMed - Ichilov Mixer Medical and the name of the fund - InVITA.
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https://www.jpost.com/health-science/ichilov-hospital-to-open-imed-center-to-develop-medical-technologies-650731
Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) is opening a new IMED center to facilitate cooperation between start-up companies and medical experts. The center will be located on the hospitals 16th floor, adjacent to MIXER and the inVITA investment fund. The goal is to create a seamless environment for testing and developing new medical technologies. inVITA, along with other partners, is expected to raise $65 million for the project. Prof. Roni Gamzu, Israels previous coronavirus czar, will head the center. The center aims to lead medical innovation in Israel and address the health challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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