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3rd Annual Cybersecurity Virtual Panel Discussion

April 26, 2018 CynergisTek, Inc.

On this virtual panel discussion industry leaders discuss and share their thoughts and insights on the impact of cybersecurity on healthcare organizations. Topics for discussion will include: - Ransomware Attacks - Healthcare vulnerability - Exposure created by BYOD, IoT and Medical Devices - How to limit exposure - Can Blockchain reduce cyber hacks - Thoughts on where the industry is headed The panel is moderated by healthcare attorney Matt Fisher of Mirick O'Connell. Panelists: Peter Dumont - Co-Chair WEDI Privacy/Security Workgroup, and Sr. Director Privacy Office at Optum Clyde Hewitt - CISSP, CHS, Vice President, Security Strategy for CynergisTek Brian Edds - Vice President, Product Strategy for Spok

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CynergisTek is a top-ranked cybersecurity consulting firm dedicated to serving the information assurance needs of healthcare. CynergisTek offers specialized services and solutions to help organizations achieve privacy, security, and compliance goals. The company has been recognized by KLAS in the 2016 and 2018 Cybersecurity reports as a top performing firm in healthcare cybersecurity, as well as the 2017 Best in KLAS winner for Cybersecurity Advisory Services.
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