Risk Management

Clearwater Compliance founder Bob Chaput, author of "Stop the Cyber Bleeding," offers practical advice on how to turn an enterprise cyber risk management program into a business enabler.

This week's top stories include Google Cloud rolling out a vaccine distribution tool, the federal government sending one million COVID-19 vaccine doses directly to 6,500 pharmacies, and a security breach at Montefiore Medical Center.

Christophe Doré, security manager at Capsule Technologies, says hackers are using phishing attacks to take advantage of employees working from home to gain user names and passwords.

This week's top stories include Flo Health settling with the FTC over data sharing allegations, the feds telling states not to hold the COVID-19 vaccine in reserve and health IT heavy hitters creating the Vaccine Credential Initiative.

Not only does Pure Storage bake security into its products, it partners with data protection vendors to ensure its products work with those healthcare organizations are already using, says Josh Gluck, VP of Global Healthcare Technology Strategy.

Pritesh Parekh, chief trust and security officer at Virtustream, says managing security tools across multiple platforms is challenging, so there's an urgency to unify security processes and controls across all environments.

This week's top stories include hackers using the SolarWinds platform to target the NIH in a large data breach, while vaccine preparedness gets a boost from the federal government and Apple Watch adds a new VO2 Max feature.

Chris Stouff, chief security officer at Armor Cloud Security, says since ransomware is the last step before threat actors get paid, Armor's approach to preventing damage to organizations is to "secure left," stopping the process earlier in the kill chain.

Natali Tshuva, CEO of IoT cybersecurity firm Sternum, discusses the risks that come with unsecured medical devices - and describes how patient trust can be restored with manufacturer transparency.

Lawrence Huang, VP of product management at Cisco Meraki, says security can't be just an afterthought when building healthcare products; it has to be a foundation for the way they are built.