Hack Attack: Biopharma Cyber Chiefs Fight Back

News that Merck & Co was affected by the recent global ransomware attack hits home the increasing importance of cybersecurity. In Vivo recently hosted a roundtable of information security officers on how to prepare for the growing threat of cyber attack.

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The threat of cyberattacks on biopharma’s extensive information assets is moving to the top of the list of business risks confronting senior C-suite management. In Vivo’s roundtable panel of leading biopharma CISOs reviews what to do and what it will take to convince others in senior management to buy into a challenge that still remains largely below the surface.

As an information-rich industry, biopharma faces a growing threat to the integrity of the data it holds on patients, products...

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