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Keys to Charting an Optimal Zero Trust Journey | healthsystemcio.com
While most health system IT leaders embrace the idea that a zero-trust security model is the optimal way to manage today's threats, there are questions around the best way to navigate the journey. In fact, there are some foundational and fundamental choices that have to be made which can make or break the endeavor. Done right, zero trust can be done without breaking the bank, unduly straining the IT shop, or causing significant user disruption, while other approaches can results in quite the opposite. In this timely webinar, we'll speak to leaders who have made progress down the zero trust road to learn just want worked well, and what didn't.
Contemplating an Agentic AI Future: What IT Leaders Need to Know | healthsystemcio.com
Artificial intelligence is continuing to evolve beyond generative AI’s input/output model to agentic AI, where intelligent systems can autonomously plan, reason and take action with minimal human oversight. This shift presents potential opportunities and challenges for healthcare IT leaders, as it will impact decision-making, workflow automation, and clinical operations.
Keys to Implementing a Comprehensive Insider Threat Mitigation Program | healthsystemcio.com
Preventing and detecting insider threats is tricky business, as they arise from within the castle. That's why a high quality program requires a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach, encompassing employee education, risk assessments and monitoring technologies. But what exactly does such a program look like? Where should limited resources be allocated, and how can IT professionals determine a general order of priorities if many elements need attention? In this timely webinar, we’ll hear from leaders sharing actionable insights to ensure threats from within get as much attention as threats from without.
Exploring IT's Role in Strengthening Organizational Resiliency By Identifying & Closing Clinical and Business Preparedness Gaps | healthsystemcio.com
Health systems are increasingly reliant on digital infrastructure, yet many remain unprepared for prolonged IT outages caused by cyberattacks or technical failures. This webinar brings together IT executives to discuss the critical gaps in emergency preparedness, including the possible disconnect between IT and business leadership, the lack of standardized downtime procedures, and the challenge of engaging clinical and business leaders in continuity planning. Panelists will explore the evolving role of CIOs in guiding organizations through risk assessments, governance structures, preparedness, training, and simulations —without taking sole ownership of crisis management. With ransomware threats rising and dependency on technology growing, health systems must move beyond prevention to ensure operational resilience. Attendees will gain insights into governance strategies and practical approaches for bridging the preparedness and operational gaps before the next major disruption occurs.