George Breen will co-present "Fighting the Latest Cyber Threats to the Healthcare Industry: ​PHI Data Breaches, the Recent Alarming Wave of 'Ransomware Attacks,' Growing Cybersecurity Threats to Medical Devices and Beyond – Risk Management Practices and Developments in Cyber Insurance for Medical Professionals” at ACI’s 2nd National Advanced Forum on Medical Liability Claims, Coverage & Risk Management. 

  • Update on the latest cyber and privacy threats being faced by the medical community
  • Risk management practices for healthcare providers to protect against privacy and data security exposures
  • The very recent wave of “Ransomware Attacks” – mitigating the risks and exposures; and best practices for once you’ve been hacked
  • Assessing and fighting the latest risks associated with:
    • Rogue employees
    • Simple negligence
    • Not encrypting sensitive data
    • Outsourcing information technology
    • Doctor/patient communication of medical info via electronic devices
  • Avoiding data breaches with better vendor contracts
  • The growing concern of cybersecurity threats to medical devices: what trends are being seen? what can be done to mitigate risk?
  • You have a breach – now what?
  • The latest developments in cyber insurance coverage – knowing what types of coverage are available, and assessing what you might need

For more information, please visit  Americanconference.com. 

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New York, NY
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