Information Security In A Healthcare Setting

Iinformation Security In A Healthcare Setting - Safeguarding Electronic Protected Health Information From
Ransomware And Other Threats

Could your organization operate if all of your data was inaccessible? Ransomware, a form of malware, encrypts files such as documents and photos, and requires a ransom be paid in order to decrypt the files. Harvard Business Review says, “The Best Cybersecurity Investment You Can Make Is Better Training. Spending millions on security technology can certainly make an executive feel safe. But the major sources of cyber threats aren’t technological. They’re found in the human brain, in the form of curiosity, ignorance, apathy, and hubris. These human forms of malware can be present in any organization and are every bit as dangerous as threats delivered through malicious code.” And since it’s impossible to prevent every attack, we’ll also discuss how to respond to an incident. 
Topics: 
Risk Management 
Information Security Policy 
Securing Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI)
Software Patch Management
Password Management 
Mobile Device Security 
Endpoint Security 
Data Backup & Recovery 
Securing Cloud Services 
Secure Web Browsing 
Securing Email 
Securing Social Media 
Securing Remote Employees 
Incident Response 
Business Continuity Planning 
Secure Software Development 
Securing IT Infrastructure 
Securing Medical Devices
Securing Industrial Control Systems 
Physical Security 
Security Awareness