Name: Exploring Zero Trust in Healthcare – How to Get Started and Pitfalls to Avoid
Start: 2022-06-15T16:00:00Z
End: 2022-06-15T16:00:38.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

CyberMDX helps medical, IT, and compliance teams detect, understand, and prevent cyber attacks. Our extensive research and analysis of medical device vulnerabilities provides healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) unprecedented insight into their network security. In this channel, you will learn how to identify connected assets (managed or unmanaged) as well as how to detect intruders and keep patients and staff safe. Other areas of coverage include ensuring continuous discovery of medical devices, comprehensive risk assessments, and AI-based containment and response - and much more!

Join our healthcare security experts as we unveil R5.0 of the CyberMDX Healthcare Security Suite!

- See how you can elevate your hospital’s overall security posture
- Discover how you can easily action tasks and understand risks as you onboard and identify connected assets
- Learn how we have opened up access to IoT and medical device security for any IT or clinical network professional who needs help and does not have a lot of time or budget to spend

We look forward to sharing and demonstrating our newest release with you!

Empowering All Users to Secure Health Delivery – Now.

Cyber security attacks on healthcare organizations are almost double all other industries and continue to grow. Taking a reactive approach is costing billions of dollars in damages. The need for a comprehensive risk management program that extends beyond traditional devices to include IoMT is essential. But where to begin? Industry experts Matt Dimino with First Health and Rich DeFabritus from CyberMDX will outline an enterprise grade cyber security program that can help you quickly identify high risks and the best approach for mitigating them.

A Business Case for a Comprehensive Medical Device Risk Management Program

Biomedical engineers responsible for healthcare technology management (HTM) make significant decisions that affect your hospital’s cyber security posture. Whether it is procuring new medical devices, managing device end-of-life, or connecting devices to your network, it’s critical that any decisions they make consider device security, data integrity, and patient safety. In this webinar, we’ll discuss some of the challenges facing biomedical engineers – from procuring devices that have potential vulnerabilities to lack of device visibility and centralized management – and how to support their initiatives and integrate them into your overall cyber security strategy.

Bringing BioMed and Security Together to Take Control of Your Medical Devices

There has been a sharp increase in the number of vulnerabilities affecting medical devices in the past few years. Surprisingly, the CyberMDX team has repeatedly encountered some specific issues across many of these.

As the Head of Research at CyberMDX, Elad and his team work with medical device manufacturers, security vendors and regulatory organizations (e.g. CISA, FDA, MITRE) in the responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities, including MDHex, Ripple20 (assisted JSOF), MDhex-Ray and more.

In this webinar, Elad will discuss specific pain-points surrounding the security of connected medical devices, deep dive into examples that exploit this issue with some recent vulnerabilities, and examine various prevention methodologies.
 
Agenda

5 mins - Intro
10 mins - A common pitfall for connected medical devices
15 mins - Vulnerabilities exploiting the issue
15 mins - Preventing current & future vulnerabilities of such kind
15 mins - Q&A

Invisible Threat: Medical Device Vulnerabilities and Strategies to Keep You Safe

This 60-minute webinar features Motti Sorani, CTO of CyberMDX as he discusses how to conduct an on-going risk assessment of all your connected medical assets including vulnerability and compliance profiles, as well as prioritizing asset groups and recommended actions to remediate or mitigate the risks associated with these assets on three distinct layers of protection: on-device, on-network, and on-perimeter. Sorani will also discuss a new method – Device-Centric Risk Management (DCRM) – a layered approach to cybersecurity that protects each device, streamlining vulnerability remediation and driving mitigation directly on your medical and IoT assets.

Device-Centric Risk Management: Simplify Vulnerability Remediation & Mitigation

CISA, HHS, and the FBI are warning healthcare providers to take timely and reasonable precautions to protect their networks from Ryuk ransomware attacks - over 400 hospitals in the United States are being actively targeted by malicious actors. 

Recommendations and best practices for what to do if a ransomware attack occurs are outlined in CISA alert AA20-302A, yet many healthcare organizations are unprepared for the threat, potentially exposing ePHI data to hackers or impacting the safety of their patients.

Join Motti Sorani, CTO of CyberMDX and John Riggi, Senior Advisor for Cybersecurity and Risk Experience for the AHA, for a 60-minute webinar as they provide details on:

•  The Ryuk ransomware threat
•  The various attack vectors
•  How to shore up your defenses to mitigate the impact of a ransomware attack

Protecting Your Hospital From Ryuk Ransomware Attacks

This webinar will increase awareness of the existing cyber threat that faces hospitals today. As the threat continues to evolve, the impact is not just reputational or financial – it's life-threatening and hospitals need to be prepared if (or when) a breach occurs. In this webinar, we'll discuss three aspects: 
- An overview of the threat and the current state of healthcare cybersecurity; 
- The methods attackers use to gain unauthorized access, and why they do it; 
- What can be done to mitigate the risk of attack

How Hospital Hacks Happen

In 2019 alone some 1,185 separate known attacks/breaches targeted healthcare organizations. The current state of healthcare cybersecurity is critical to know so you can be prepared. More importantly, the best practices with end-to-end risk management will help HDOs to mitigate breaches and prevent future attacks.

Join us for a discussion on risk assessment and how you can better protect your medical devices, your patients, and your healthcare workers.

In this webinar, you will:
- Understand the current state of healthcare cybersecurity and challenges
- Receive an overview for the security lifecycle management of risks to your devices
- Leverage the best practices for overcoming these challenges

How to Mitigate Security Risks For Medical and IoT Devices

A discussion on the evolving healthcare IoT and medical device landscape.
Over the course of this webinar, attention will be given to:
Immediately actionable best practices for improved medical device cybersecurity
How to go beyond traditional vulnerability reports to automatically identify, granularly profile, and intelligently manage network endpoints
Demonstrating how leading cybersecurity solutions assist in risk avoidance and management efforts

IoT Healthcare Security: Best Practices

In order to stay competitive while improving patient care, hospitals increasingly turn to technology.

The result is a rapid expansion and diversification of the medical device and IoT network. Along with that comes an expanded and more difficult to manage attack surface. As cyber threats grow and the potential for operational asynchronicities compound, connected clinical assets are quickly becoming liabilities.

How Healthcare Cybersecurity Helps Improve Patient Care

Watch this 30-minute webinar-on-demand to learn about the digital health challenges facing HDOs and the best-practice strategies used to mitigate those threats.
Specifically, we'll address:

An overview of the currently prevailing state of cyber risk across hospitals
A practical review of specific data compromises and what can be learned
A breakdown of the most persistent challenges faced

Cybersecurity Challenges Facing Healthcare Organizations

Digital transformation in the Healthcare industry is causing an explosion of hyper-connected IT, IoT and IoMT devices and, with it, a greatly expanded cyber-attack surface. With constant transformation and the explosion of interconnected devices, how do you even begin to plan for a Zero Trust architecture beyond the managed users and workstations? 

In this session you will learn: 
• How NIST defines Zero Trust and their 7 steps to get there.
• Some of the common pitfalls to avoid.
• Why Zero Trust doesn’t stop at managed users and workstations – IoMT devices must be included in the architecture planning up-front.

Exploring Zero Trust in Healthcare – How to Get Started and Pitfalls to Avoid

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