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Barbee Mooneyhan, VP of security, IT and privacy at Woebot Health, says conversations about cybersecurity, data governance and solutions should be happening at the C-suite level.
Ali Youssef, a cybersecurity director at Henry Ford Health, recommends health systems assume a bad actor is already on their networks and set up tripwires to identify and address what is happening quickly before too much damage is done.
Toni Laracuente, SVP and head of analytics for HIMSS, details focus areas of the HIMSS Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM), which assesses organizations' digital infrastructure to determine the full value of IT investments.
Kevin Littlefield, principal, cybersecurity at MITRE, discusses the challenges of securing remote patient monitoring devices and what needs to happen to reduce cyber risks in the home environment.
Janice Reese, advisory member of the HSCC Cybersecurity Working Group, discusses the need for legacy system transformation and to break down the data silos after mergers and acquisitions in order to deliver more personalized and secure care.
How can healthcare organizations ensure cloud data security? Elena Matchey, head of analytics strategy at Netskope, talks about how network visibility and adaptive controls empower a hybrid workforce while keeping patient data safe.
It may be easier to deploy point solutions to address cybersecurity and compliance, but Jaime Reynolds, VP, hospitals and health systems at Clearwater, recommends an asset-based risk analysis to become more resilient across the enterprise.
People make mistakes that can lead to breaches. Michael Spurr, VP of cybersecurity at DAS Health, recommends assuming that such mistakes will happen and establishing plans and strategies to prevent those mistakes from escalating.
Melvin Hutchens, VP of digital transformation at Credenti, a Tecnics company, says he believes healthcare organizations can learn from financial institutions to effectively manage users' identity and access levels at less cost and more scale.
To avoid attacks that disrupt care, Jason Wessel, principal solutions consultant, global healthcare at Palo Alto Networks, advises adopting a zero-trust framework, taking a holistic view of security and sharing information with colleagues.
Erik Decker, Intermountain Health CISO and chair of the Health Sector Council's Cybersecurity Working Group, discusses new reports and resources that are aimed at helping the healthcare industry manage a rapidly increasing number of cyberattacks.
Renee Broadbent, CIO and information security officer at SoNE Healthcare, says creating a culture of security starts from the top down and keeping staff educated about increasingly sophisticated phishing attacks.