How to take Action on the 2010 HIMSS Security Survey to Improve Network Security & Protect Patient Data

In this webinar, we'll interpret select results from the 2010 HIMSS Security Survey to provide an actionable solution blueprint your organization. The survey evaluated healthcare organizations' current security activities and future plans, including how they manage their security environments, safeguard patient data, handle access tracking & auditing, and protect their network resources. One thing is clear -- security is no longer just an infrastructure concern. Organizations are faced with new requirements for an already complex security architecture. Key challenges include:

• New federal and state regulations are placing growing demands for information assurance and compliance.
• An increasingly complex IT environment is testing existing means of managing trust and control to sensitive resources.
• An increasingly dynamic security perimeter characterized by a mobile user base and applications being virtualized, moved and outsourced.

Today's reality is that your security architecture must both satisfy auditors, stop attacks and meet essential security and privacy requirements. This is a must-attend webinar for those charged with safeguarding patient data, addressing regulatory compliance, or securing systems and networks. You'll learn about the pitfalls of putting in place point security solutions and how a comprehensive Security Gateway approach addresses all layers of security to more effectively manage your security environment. Attendees receive Security Buyers Guide.

Learning Objectives

• Gain an understanding of the key issues surrounding the tools and policies in place to secure electronic patient data at healthcare organizations, as reported in the HIMSS survey.
• Examine the changing security landscape and its impact your healthcare enterprise.
• Review current solution approaches, including comprehensive security gateway deployment patterns.
• Learn best practices for bolstering your enterprise application and security architecture, and enabling new ways to deliver security services to your organization.