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Protecting Patients and Providers: Successfully Navigating Cyberattacks in Healthcare
Tuesday, July 16 | 10:00 am - 11:00 am CDT
Cyberattacks in the healthcare industry have drastically increased in recent years. In addition to costing companies and providers millions of dollars, these breaches have negatively impacted their consumer trust and reputation. As many organizations have learned the hard way, cybersecurity without cyber resiliency isn’t cutting it anymore.
Join Shawn Lonergan, a PWC Partner in Cybersecurity, Technology, and Operations, as well as Harli Thompson and Jonathan Hartmann, Account Executives at Fusion Risk Management, in a conversation about the state of resiliency in the healthcare industry. They’ll explore the plans and strategies organizations can implement to navigate cyberattacks and keep operations afloat.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand the risk. Cyberattacks and threats aimed at the healthcare sector are becoming more refined and much more frequent, meaning it’s a matter of if not when.
- Build resiliency. Use recommended industry compliance and regulatory measures as a strategic framework.
- Assess your ecosystem. Risk tier vendors, partners, and third-party suppliers that handle sensitive health data based on their security standards.
- Get internal teams on board. Run exercises and simulations to test disaster recovery and business continuity plans, preparing teams for technology outages and ensuring operational functionality.
Don’t miss this critical opportunity to learn from industry experts about how your organization can adapt to the mounting cyberthreats facing healthcare and insurance right now. Register today to ensure you get the strategies you need to come out on top of the next disruption.