Agenda

Threat methods and controls utilized for the corporate workforce that now expands beyond the office building and into remote locations is not as comprehensive and effective for those who are typically in the office. The intent of employees may not be malicious but rather inherent to poor practices; however, there are those who happen to begin unintentional but gradually become the intentional insider threat.

Identity is a crucial aspect of our lives, both in the physical world and the digital realm. In the current cyber threat landscape, the issue of identity has become even more important, as cybercriminals continue to target individuals and organizations to gain access to sensitive information and steal identities for financial gain. In this session, Tom Malta from OKTA will answer our questions about the current threats to ORGs.

This presentation will cover how healthcare organizations and business associates can safely traverse the complex healthcare regulatory environment.  Sarah Rugnetta will focus on effective strategies to safeguard data through effective governance, appropriate controls, preparation, and training.  In other words, she’ll discuss strategies on how to buckle up, perform needed safety checks, and practice safe driving.  Lindsay Nickle will provide a crash course on how to minimize monetary and reputational harm, reduce the risk of fines, and avoid litigation when responding to security incidents (i.e., tactics on how to avoid hefty “traffic” tickets, body work, and ambulance chasers!).

Third-party risk refers to the potential risks that arise from the use of third-party vendors, suppliers, partners, or service providers who have access to an organization’s sensitive information, systems, or processes. What are the challenges and compounding risk around third parties? What are organizations doing today and how they can leverage automation to improve their program?