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Agari Field CTO John Wilson explains how the security vendor works to protect against threats such as the Scarlet Widow scam and the display name deception tactic in a world where geopolitical boundaries do not apply to the internet.

With healthcare being a fertile target for cybersecurity attacks, zero trust networks can be appealing as a simplified solution to protect data no matter where employees are, according to Akamai's Patrick Sullivan and Tony Lauro.

MITRE Senior Principal Cybersecurity Engineer Margie Zuk discusses the FDA pre- and post-market cyber guidelines for medical devices to eliminate confusion around security.

Program Executive Officer Stacy Cummings discusses how DoD is deploying a new network built with cybersecurity in mind, using a risk management framework, and undergoing regular white hat assessments.

Lee Kim, HIMSS director of privacy and security, discusses how recent research has shown more hospitals raising their baseline security posture.

IronNet Cybersecurity CTO Michael Ehrlich says efforts to change our way of life, such as China with IP theft, Russia spreading discontent, and Iran and North Korea having weapons capabilities, are the top cyber concerns today.

At MEDinIsrael in Tel Aviv, Leon Lerman, CEO of Cynerio, shares how his company keeps medical devices and hospital networks safe.

Hospitals have to demand more secure products so manufacturers wake up to realize prospective clients are buying based on security, says Parham Eftekhari, executive director of the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology.

Despite the moaning and groaning leading up to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, now that it's in place EU citizens are better protected, says Angelique Carson, editor of The Privacy Advisor at IAPP.

Andrew Pendergast, VP of product at ThreatConnect, on infosec automation and orchestration, the value of external threat intelligence and skepticism about AI.

Adrien Gendre, chief solutions architect at Vade Secure, discusses the biggest threats to email security, AI-originated phishing attacks and why users are no longer the weakest link in the security chain.

Maggie Brunner, program director of Cybersecurity, Emergency Communications & Technology with the National Governors Association, talks about trends in state security, compliance and strategies and what healthcare CIOs can learn from them.