Extending Clinical Engineering Security Skills

Posted By: TechNation Development Teamon: December 08, 2021In: Webinars

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Certification: Eligible for 1 CE credit from the ACI

In this 60-minute webinar, join expert Chad Holmes, as he dissects the healthcare ransomware risk landscape, discusses the motives of attackers and demonstrates the latest approaches to secure connected devices. With the rapid increase in recent ransomware attacks, healthcare providers are trying to adopt new and innovative strategies to prevent breaches and protect patients. 1 in 5 hospital breaches originate from an IoT or medical device, leading to a growing interest in extending the skills of biomedical and clinical engineering team members to include a greater focus on security in their day-to-day routines.

Among the functionality covered will be:

Identifying and determining next steps for active devices with manufacturer recalls
Surveying devices with default credentials/configurations and researching the associated risk
Analyzing device traffic to identify and prevent potential malware attacks
Investigating and addressing active attacks on devices such as MRIs and IV Pumps

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Webinar Wednesday would like to thank our sponsor, Cynerio. Cynerio is the industry leader in reducing healthcare risk related to IoT, Medical IoT and OT devices. The Cynerio platform provides hospitals with the control, foresight, and adaptability required to stay cyber-secure in a constantly evolving threatscape. They empower healthcare organizations to stay compliant and proactively manage every connection on their own terms with real-time IoT attack detection & response and rapid risk reduction tools, so that they can focus on a hospital’s top priority: delivering quality patient care. For more information, please visit cynerio.com.

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