Cybersecurity in Healthcare – How it Started, How it is Going and Why it Matters

Life Sciences, Healthcare, Digital Health,
  • Tuesday, August 13, 2024

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Cybersecurity often seems to just get in the way of people trying to do their jobs and when those jobs help save people’s lives, it matters. However, cybersecurity in healthcare is not straightforward.

The data that are collected, stored and used are valuable and precious, and the work directly or indirectly impacts people’s lives. However, it needs to get done and should not be slowed down by restrictions and friction. There is a constant negotiation between business requirements and people out there saving lives.

The knowledge, expertise and guidance of cybersecurity professionals in organisations helps increase awareness of vulnerability and learn about what is required to protect organisations or healthcare professionals. Most healthcare professionals know that to help people live better lives, they have to help them understand the impact of the lifestyle choices they make.

Therefore, they are usually fully invested in informing, educating and supporting people in making good choices. In most organisations, cybersecurity is moving in the same direction and can no longer be the Department of NO.

This webinar will help attendees understand why cybersecurity is important and why organisations are adopting some of the policies and processes that they are. The expert speaker will talk about the value of health data and why health organizations are being increasingly targeted. The attendees will get to learn about the big business of ransomware and extortion and how it is evolving and increasing risk.

The speaker will also delve into all the things that people and organisations can and are doing to protect systems, data and people, and how attendees can make a difference in their organisations by understanding the importance and impact of cybersecurity.

Register for this webinar today to understand the importance of cybersecurity in healthcare and explore the delicate balance between operational efficiency and data protection in life-saving environments.

Speaker

Penny Longman, Fraser Health Authority, Vancouver, Canada

Penny Longman, CISSP, CISA, CDPSE, CIPP/C, Director, Information Security, Fraser Health Authority, Vancouver, Canada

Penny Longman is a security leader with experience in mining, manufacturing, environmental sciences, data analytics, consulting, academia and most recently healthcare. She has a broad technical and business background and brings that unique perspective to her work. Penny is passionate about generating real organisational change around cyber security and safety and focuses on moving people forward into new ways of interacting securely with technology.

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Who Should Attend?

This webinar will appeal to professionals working within healthcare with interests in:

  • Information security/technology
  • Medical information
  • Privacy
  • Operations
  • Healthcare administration
  • Risk management
  • Compliance management
  • Clinical informatics

What You Will Learn

Attendees will learn about:

  • Value and Vulnerability of Health Data: Understand why health data are highly valuable and increasingly targeted by cybercriminals
  • Balancing Security with Functionality: Learn how to navigate the complex balance between robust cybersecurity measures and the operational needs of healthcare providers
  • Proactive Cybersecurity Measures: Gain insights into the latest strategies and technologies being employed to protect healthcare systems and data

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