Speaker:
Erik Decker, Privacy Chief and CISO, University of Chicago Medicine

Healthcare CISOs across the country were faced with the same challenge at the beginning of 2020: How do we ensure our organizations are secure as our health systems shift to treating a pandemic, supporting a work from home strategy for non-essential employees, and pivot to telehealth? Many already had crisis management plans in place and some did not. Regardless of your level of preparedness, we all shifted to respond and support our national strategy on 'flattening the curve.' Learn how a national task group and industry leaders came together under the Health Sector Coordinating Council, in partnership with H-ISAC, to build the Health Industry Cybersecurity Tactical Crisis Response (HIC-TCR) document. This document outlines four key recommendations to consider during a crisis. This session will delve into the recommendations to help CISOs and other security leaders deal with this and the next crisis.

Speakers:
Anahi Santiago, CISO, Christiana Care Health System
Chris Frenz, CISO, Interfaith Medical Center
Kierk Sanderlin , Head of Engineering, Check Point Software Technologies

Our panel will explore of how healthcare sector organizations are approaching zero trust, including:

• Best use cases
• COVID-19-related deployments
• Providing patient access to their health data

Speakers:
Chris Hertz, CRO, DivvyCloud
Thomas Martin, Founder, NephōSec and former CIO at GE

When it comes to the security and compliance of your enterprise cloud, healthcare and life sciences organizations must have an integrated, automated, enterprise-wide, multi-cloud approach to ensure regulatory compliance and complete data protection. Join Thomas Martin, Founder at NephōSec and former CIO at GE, along with Chris Hertz, Vice President Cloud Security Sales at DivvyCloud by Rapid7, for a review of the latest global trends in cloud risk for healthcare and how to achieve continuous full-life cycle security and compliance for multi-cloud environments.

Key take-aways:

• Global trends and challenges in cloud risk for healthcare
• The benefits of a security-first design
• Steps to implement integrated security and automation to achieve continuous security and compliance

Speaker:
Sam Curry, Chief Security Officer, Cybereason

Many healthcare providers are challenged to protect a vast attack surface and hunt for threats with very limited resources. Especially during trying times, ensuring consistent operation across networked medical devices and the security of protected health information is critical. Cyber threats affecting healthcare providers can not only compromise hospital operations but can also affect patient treatment and care. Join us to hear how Cybereason can help healthcare providers ensure the continuous operation and protection of their most crucial devices and information systems.

Speakers:
Homayun Yaqub, Senior Director of Strategy, Forcepoint
Tom McGinley, Assistant Director, Information Services UHS of Delaware, Inc.

To remain productive and ensure needs are being met, organizations have vastly enabled video-conferencing and messaging as primary forms of communication in order to interact with patients and other healthcare professionals. By redefining the status quo, medical personnel have been able to handle lower risk health concerns without bogging down clinicians on the front lines. The security challenges arising from this new digital ecosystem include properly recording and submitting all captured data from patient interactions back into their electronic medical record systems. In this session, learn how to reduce risk exposure to address these challenges by evolving your data protection and cloud application governance strategies.

Speaker:
Martyn Crew, Director of Solutions Marketing, Gigamon

For the healthcare industry, the world has changed. COVID-19 and its aftermath have changed the way that healthcare thinks and operates both today and in the future. In the context of Information Technology NetOps and InfoSec teams, this often means:

• Supporting a newly distributed administrative workforce
• Accelerating digital initiatives
• Enhancing security to contend with ever increasing threat levels
• Doing all of these things with already over-stretched teams, budgets and networks

Join Martyn Crew, Director of Solutions Marketing, at Gigamon as he discusses the rapid changes in the healthcare market and how Gigamon can help organizations to build the resilience and agility into their network and security infrastructure to manage these challenges.

Speaker:
Dennis Egan, Director - Healthcare, US Eastern, Crowdstrike

Organizations around the globe have been confronted with the realities of shifting their workforce to work from home in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) with little to no planning or maturity in their IT and security processes. This shift in workforce dynamics is critically challenging for healthcare, with InfoSec and IT operations teams grappling to secure environments with remote work staffs and practitioners.

Join us to:

• Understand how healthcare organizations can continue to remain vigilant against sophisticated adversaries seeking to take advantage of highly complex healthcare environments
• Discuss best practices around transitioning to this "new normal"
• Learn how to ensure resilience across an entire remote workforce now and in the future

Speakers:
Bil Harmer, CISO and Chief Evangelist, SecureAuth
Dan Dunstedter, Data Security/HIPPA Security Officer, Phelps Health

Bil Harmer, CISO and Chief Evangelist at SecureAuth and Dan Dunstedter, Data Security/HIPAA Security Officer of Phelps Health, discuss why security teams need to increase the level of protection used to secure valuable and highly sensitive information and how they have implemented the highest level of authentication across the board, eliminating the need for passwords.

Speaker:
Chris Leach, Senior CISO Advisor, Cisco

With the whole landscape of cybersecurity changing at an ever-increasing pace, today's CISO is faced with addressing talent short falls, emerging threat actors, leveraging new operational models and connected medical devices. The CISO continues to look for a balance of addressing good compute hygiene, searching for operational efficiencies and keeping malware out of the environment

Speaker:
Jennings Aske, CISO, New York-Presbyterian

New York-Presbyterian Hospital CISO Jennings Aske describes his organization's COVID-19 security challenges and response, and the critical lessons learned while dealing with a pandemic in the nation's top hot spot for disease outbreak.