Protecting Patients, Ensuring Continous Care

Building Cyber Resilience in Healthcare

As cyberattacks against healthcare organizations continue to escalate in frequency and sophistication, the consequences extend far beyond operational disruption. Attacks can delay treatments, compromise patient safety, interrupt critical services, and erode public trust.

At the same time, healthcare organizations face growing regulatory obligations, constrained budgets, complex technology environments, and increasing pressure to maintain uninterrupted patient care.

Join an exclusive group of healthcare IT, cybersecurity and clinical technology leaders for a candid virtual roundtable exploring practical strategies to strengthen cyber resilience, protect critical systems, and ensure continuity of care before, during and after a cyber incident. 

Roundtable Discussion Topics

1. A Strategy to Break the Cycle

How can healthcare organizations move beyond reactive security measures and build true cyber resilience that supports uninterrupted patient care, even as cyber threats continue to evolve?

Key discussion points include:

• Building resilience as a strategy healthcare priority.
• Reducing operational risk across clinical environments.
• Creating recovery-focused security strategies.
• Aligning resilience investments with patient care outcomes.

2. Tightening Team Alignment

Cyber resilience requires coordination across multiple departments, systems and stakeholders.

We'll explore:

• Improving collaboration between IT, security, infrastructure, compliance, and clinical teams.
• Breaking down organizational silos.
• Establishing shared accountability before and after incidents.
• Developing effective response and recovery workflows.

3. Ransomware Lessons Learned

Recent healthcare attacks have highlighted vulnerabilities across critical systems and processes.

Discussion topics include:

• Lessons learned from recent ransomware incidents.
• Protecting Electronic Medical Records (EMRs).
• Strengthening business continuity and recovery capabilities. 
• Reducing the operational impact of cyber disruptions.

4. Securing Clinical Data Everywhere

Patient data now resides across increasingly distributed environments.

Join peers to discuss:

• Best practices for protecting sensitive healthcare information.
• Security considerations across on-premises, cloud and SaaS environments.
• Data governance and visibility challenges.
• Maintaining compliance while enabling innovation.
• Building a consistent security posture across hybrid infrastructures.

5. From Backup to Lifeline

Modern recovery capabilities play a critical role in resilience strategies.

Topics include:

• The role of immutable backups in ransomware recovery.
• Accelerating restoration of critical healthcare services.
• Supporting confident incident response and decision-making.
• Modern data protection approaches for healthcare environments.
• Recovery readiness testing and validation.

Protecting Patient Care Through Cyber Resilience

Healthcare organizations cannot afford prolonged disruption.

Join healthcare leaders for a timely discussion on how to build resilience across people, processes and technology - helping ensure patient care continues even when cyber threats strike.

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