Censinet Events

Join our team of experienced cybersecurity practitioners in a webinar series that will provide valuable insights and best practices to reduce risks more effectively, keep your organization's data secure, and take your career to the next level. In this webinar series, learn: - How to complete risk assessments faster, - Drive continuous risk reduction, - Gain broader visibility and recognition for your work, - Advance your career in cybersecurity

With the rise of ransomware now directly threatening patient care, healthcare organizations are scrambling to transform their legacy Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) programs to confront today’s ever-evolving threat landscape and meet increasing mandates to demonstrate meaningful ESG performance. Many healthcare organizations are struggling to align scarce resources – people, processes, and technology – onto an enterprise-wide GRC platform that is efficient, effective, and enduring.

Censinet commissioned the Ponemon Institute to independently ascertain to what degree COVID-19 impacted how HDOs protect patient care and patient information from increasing virulent cyberattacks, especially ransomware. Ponemon surveyed 597 IT and IT security professionals in HDOs. The powerful findings should be of interest to all healthcare IT cybersecurity and risk management leaders, from the CIO down to the risk analyst. Hosted by two healthcare IT risk experts – Dr. Larry Ponemon and Ed Gaudet – this webinar interprets the study results and shares the best practices of those organizations that successfully counter ransomware in the time of COVID-19.

Healthcare CIO's, CISOs, and risk management professionals should be looking five years into the future to steer their fast-paced and innovative health systems successfully. Many key trends will amplify strategic and digital risks to care delivery, transforming risk management’s core responsibilities in healthcare. This webinar outlines these global business and technology trends and their long-term implications while helping healthcare leaders better prepare for the potential impacts to patient care and safety over the next five years.