Setting up a modern healthcare technology environment spanning on-premise and multicloud locations requires a comprehensive strategy that takes time, needs to be application-based, and allows for an on-ramp to move entire ecosystems of applications.

Due to the proliferation of attacks – which are disproportionately target healthcare and life sciences organizations, becoming more frequent, increasingly sophisticated, and their consequences more dire – the inescapable conclusion is that it is no longer a matter of if these organizations will be breached, it is now a matter of when.

To stay ahead of the constantly changing threat landscape and sophisticated cyber criminals, it is imperative that organizations have a well-defined strategy in place to ensure that they can recover these complicated environments with confidence as revenue and businesses are hard to get back. Plus, we’ll discuss how these breaches and downtime can really impact your workforce that’s already burnt out.

In today’s hybrid era, it is also important to have Return To Office (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) in preparation of potential cyberattacks as it’s difficult to staff up in short order and staff in modern hospitals are not used to using manual processes.

The panel discussed how healthcare organizations can increase their cyber resiliency and gain peace of mind against cyberattacks and move beyond data recovery to cyber recovery when these breaches do occur.

Panelists:

Amanda Heidemann MD, FAAFP | CMIO, CMO | KeyCare

Heather Hudnall, BSN, RN | Chief Nursing Informatics Officer | NTT

Sandeep Misra | Head of Global Sales – Healthcare | Rackspace Technology

George Morris | Global Healthcare CIO | Dell Technologies

John Lynn | Founder and Chief Editor | Healthcare IT Today

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