Demons, Monsters and Ghouls: Hunting Security Problems in Healthcare
Security issues are something that is keeping many of us from sleeping at night. This webcasat will take a look at this issue from the eyes of a penetration tester and medical device security researcher. Jay Radcliffe has spent the last three years wading through the security minefield of healthcare, from small clinics to working with the FDA and FTC on regulation reform. Being able to identify where these problems exist and what actions you can take to contain them will be the remedy to your security-related insomnia.
Interested to hear more from Jay? Join SANS and the National Health Information Sharing & Analysis Center (NH-ISAC) at the Healthcare Cyber Security Summit December 3-4, 2014 in San Francisco. The Summit is for CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, cyber security professionals, security architects and risk managers as well as compliance professionals. The ONLY event to discuss information sharing of cyber security intelligence specific to the health care industry to meet the ever growing need in securing health care.
The Summit will feature pioneering health care CIOs, CISOs and technology leaders who have faced issues head on and who will share the lessons they learned, combined with intensive training courses that will allow your technical staff to get up to speed quickly. Network among senior information security leaders, learn emerging and leading practices within cyber security and build relationships to promote more effective information sharing. Download the full agenda including session descriptions and participating vendors.
Register today to secure your seat!
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