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Healthcare Cybersecurity Developments: What You Need to Know
Date
October 20, 2020
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This session will describe the state of healthcare cybersecurity from a sector-wide perspective, the cyber threats that healthcare providers are facing, and what strategies and tools they are using in order to address these threats. This session will highlight best practices for improving your security posture.
Learn about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare cybersecurity and information privacy programs within healthcare organizations and what organizations are doing to combat cyber threats in a COVID-19 world.
Learning Objectives
- Provide overview of the cyber threats that healthcare providers are facing.
- Describe strategies for health centers to improve their security posture.
- Highlight the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare cybersecurity and information privacy programs within healthcare organizations.
Speaker
Director, Privacy and Security, HIMSS
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