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Protecting Your Healthcare Organization from Cyber Attacks

May 2, 2016

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In this informative webinar, nationally recognized privacy and security expert Mac McMillan, co-founder and CEO of CynergisTek, will use real-world examples to examine some of the most pressing security concerns that exist in healthcare today. McMillan will also provide guidance on how to determine risks, foster awareness, and respond proactively and effectively.

Participants will come away with:

An understanding of emerging privacy and security concerns, including how these threats affect ambulatory care settings
Proven strategies for assessing and mitigating risks
Best practices for recovering from a cyberattack

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