Driving Cyber Resilience and Adapting to a New Normal Threat Environment, Through Preparation, Training and Awareness
Thursday 20 May 2021 I 9:30AM - 1:00PM (AEST)
Cyber Security for Healthcare Online Event Agenda - Day 1
9:30 am - 9:35 am
Opening Remarks from the Chair
9:35 am - 10:15 am
Protecting Patient Zero
Ashwin Ram -
Cyber Security Evangelist - Office of the Chief Technology Officer,
Check Point Software Technologies
In this session Ashwin Ram will provide a brief update on the current threat landscape and what this means for the healthcare industry. He will share insights on how cyber criminals and nation state threat actors are using COVID-19 as a theme against the healthcare industry.
Ashwin will wrap up with some key security recommendations to prevent attacks and protect patient zero.
Ashwin Ram
Cyber Security Evangelist - Office of the Chief Technology OfficerCheck Point Software Technologies
10:30 am - 11:15 am
Developing a streamlined digital environment that will transform and uplift capabilities and security at Tū Ora Compass Health
Alistair Vickers -
Chief Information Officer,
Tū Ora Compass Health NZ
- Understanding how to manage and secure the volume of structured and unstructured data generated in the healthcare sector
- Developing and implementing an organisation wide program with a data management security
- Examining the complexities of developing an organisation wide digital transformation program in an operational environment with minimal BAU disruption
- Engaging with technical and non-technical stakeholders and collaborating with peers and government to strengthen data management practices
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
Interactive Panel Discussion: Cyber Security 2021- Unpacking the best defences for healthcare
Richard Harrison -
CISO,
HealthAlliance NZ
Matthew Lord - Information Technology Security Manager, Ministry of Health New Zealand
Jeff Whitton - Ambassador, NSW Cyber Security Innovation Node
Simon Cowley - Principal Cybersecurity Officer, Victorian Department of Health
Varun Acharya - Head of Cyber Security - Threat Intelligence & Security Operations, Healthscope
According to the Office of the Australian Information Commission (OAIC), the health sector reported the most breaches under the notifiable data break scheme, making up 23% of all breaches from July to December 2020.
Threat actors are being drawn to healthcare due to the critical data that holds, and security measures which can sometimes be out of date. With this in mind, join this cyber security panel discussion to hear how industry leaders are responding to the modern threat landscape.
· What good news stories can you share regarding training, tools and initiatives that you have rolled out within your organisations
· How can the industry adapt to current security challenges given the complexity of the hybrid public/ private system in Australia?
· How can we implement security measures into the everyday operations of healthcare organisations
Varun Acharya
Head of Cyber Security - Threat Intelligence & Security OperationsHealthscope
12:30 pm - 1:15 pm
Modern Identity Strategies for today’s healthcare IT
Mark Smith -
Customer Identity and Access Management Specialist,
Okta
Market and regulatory forces are driving Healthcare IT leaders to expand and modernize their digital strategies. Whether it is delivering applications and platforms to accommodate consumer-centric healthcare or fast paced M&A, successful IT leaders are focusing on initiatives that are meant to profoundly impact the healthcare value chain and reinvent operations. Identity is central to this transformation.
In this session you will learn how:
- Legacy identity platforms sub optimize key transformational projects
- Okta's modern identity platform helps accelerate digital transformation
- A modern identity platform improves and further secures patient, caregiver & employee experience
