Protecting Healthcare's Essential Data from Cyber Threats

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Last year, the U.S. healthcare system faced unimaginable demands created by the pandemic. Unfortunately, 2021 also was a banner year for healthcare data breaches – more than 40 million individuals’ health records were exposed.

Nor are the cyber threats limited to personal records. Ransomware attacks locked down and encrypted hospitals’ and health departments’ data, and the Food and Drug Administration issued a Class I recall of a medical device because of cybersecurity concerns.

Join us as government and industry thought leaders discuss the threat landscape for 2022 and the actions that healthcare providers, agencies, and IT experts should take to address weaknesses in their data protection and improve their cyber health.

Speaker and Presenter Information

	COL Bobby Saxon, (USA, Ret.) Deputy Director, Office of IT, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
	La Monte Yarborough Acting Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
	John Murphy, Ph.D., CISSP, CISM Global Field Chief Security Officer and CISO, Rubrik Inc.
	John Breeden Discussion Moderator and Contributing Editor, FedInsider

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