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Starting 30. March 2026 14:00 - 14:45

IT Security & Compliance in the Pharmaceutical Industry and Healthcare

The security and compliance requirements in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors continue to increase. Complex regulations, sensitive data, rising threat levels, limited manpower and scarce resources pose major challenges for IT teams. At the same time, many organizations lack the necessary transparency across systems, software, and activities, thus creating risks for security, operations, and compliance.
About the General Overview webinar About the Technical Deep Dive Enginsight webinar

 

30.03.26 - Enginsight GmbH 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM

General Overview

An Enginsight expert will provide insights from real pharmaceutical IT scenarios and explain:

•    How to automatically visualize your entire IT environment - for informed decisions, prioritization, and risk evaluation.

•    How to detect anomalies and attacks in real time. Why early detection prevents business-critical outages.

•    How automated software inventory streamlines compliance, including verifiable evidence for audits and certifications.

•    How to generate NIS2 reports using reliable, data driven insights instead of manual spreadsheet work.

•    How to automatically monitor logins and user activities to identify insider risks and behavioral anomalies early.

•    Which immediate measures reduce workload - ranging from clear roles and streamlined processes to automated checks.

•    How to save valuable administration time and free resources for strategic projects and organizational growth.
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31.03.26 - Enginsight GmbH 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM

Technical Deep Dive Enginsight

An Enginsight expert will provide deep technical insights based on real-world pharma IT use cases:

•    IT Risk Status: Continuous asset inventory, vulnerability/configuration checks, and system level risk scoring for prioritized remediation.

•    Continuous Vulnerability & Risk Management: Ongoing evaluations, treatment workflows, and audit ready documentation (e.g., NIS2, ISO27001 oder GMP Annex 11).

•    Data Integrity: Early detection of quality and compliance risks in production and laboratory environments, including protection of critical process data.

•    Risk-Based Prioritization: Establishing minimum security baselines, implementing quick wins, and balancing operational continuity against potential damage.

•    Detection & Telemetry: Correlating logs and telemetry for network/host anomaly detection and evidence based incident decision making.

•    Regular Reviews: Recurring technical assessments, clear responsibilities, management reporting, and continuous improvement.

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30. & 31.03. / 2 pm - 2.45 pm

30. & 31.03.2026, 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM

Efficient. Transparent. Automated.

Reduce your IT workload - sustainably

In this webinars, we will demonstrate how automation and modern monitoring approaches can strengthen the foundations of your IT security and significantly reduce the burden on your teams.

  • Roberto Cancel Ramos - Enginsight GmbH

    Speaker: Roberto C. Ramos

    Sales International

Why this webinars?

Many pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations face identical structural issues:
insufficient data, limited visibility, lack of automation, and not enough manpower.

This webinars address exactly these gaps. An Enginsight expert will share applied best‑practice examples from pharmaceutical IT environments and demonstrate how organizations modernized and automated their security fundamentals, resulting in demonstrable short‑term improvements in workload, transparency, and compliance.

IT Security & Compliance in the Pharmaceutical Industry and Healthcare

The Top Challenges in IT Security & Compliance

  1. 1. Achieving full transparency across the entire IT landscape

    Shadow IT, unknown assets, and outdated systems undermine any security effort. Without comprehensive visibility, audits, risk assessments, and compliance initiatives remain incomplete.

  2. 2. Monitoring and assessing network security reliably 

    Where are data gaps? Where do suspicious activities occur? Which systems communicate with each other? Only organizations that truly understand their networks can detect attacks and anomalies early.

  3. 3. Consistently managing and standardizing software inventories 

    Without an up-to-date software inventory, it becomes nearly impossible to meet compliance requirements, standardize departments, or fulfil ISO 27001 controls. Freeware, legacy applications, and unauthorized tools introduce major risks.

  4. 4. Providing solid security data for NIS2‑compliant reporting 

    Many organizations are required to report, yet lack systems capable of delivering reliable security data. Reports from QA or pharmacovigilance remain incomplete without IT‑level evidence.

  5. 5. Tracking user activities and login attempts comprehensively 

    Failed logins, brute-force attempts, and suspicious authentication patterns often remain unnoticed. For incident response and audit readiness, full transparency is essential.

Who should attend?
IT Directors from pharmaceutical companies, laboratories, and hospitals
CIOs, CISOs, and Information Security Officers
Network and System Administrators
Owners of ISO 27001, NIS2, GMP/GAMP 5 responsibilities
Quality and Compliance teams with IT interfaces