Healthcare & Pharma Virtual Cybersecurity Summit

The world of data backup and recovery has evolved with ransomware to highlight the need for a resiliency architecture that gives an organization the ability to quickly and reliably get back up and running after a cyber attack. This session will dive into how an attack (such as ransomware) unfolds and key considerations to give before, during and after so that the post-event recovery needs of the business can be achieved.

Too often, we regard compliance as an anchor, not a sail to our goals. We will explore the types of compliance and the root causes of negative attitudes towards it. More importantly, we will discuss strategies around using compliance to your advantage and how you can balance it with security imperatives.

A disturbing trend should be top of mind for anyone following the security industry in recent years. We have seen a large uptick in investment in security tools by organizations, but we have not observed a corresponding decrease in breaches and ransomware attacks. This paradox should be raising a serious question among security leaders as to what we as an industry are strategically doing wrong. Why are we not getting improved outcomes against attackers with all of this increased investment? 

This presentation will answer the question by demonstrating an evidence-based framework for information security management that focuses on using emulation of attacker techniques as a means of quantitatively measuring control efficacy. Examples will be given to illustrate the evidence-based approach and how it readily reveals that security tooling alone does not often provide the level of protection that one might assume. The presentation will illustrate how to identify weaknesses in current tooling and control sets and develop needed compensating controls to ensure that security teams are providing actual security to their organizations and not just the illusion of security.

Conventional security paradigm created an environment where the adversary gets to make the first move. How did we get here and how do we change the philosophy to establish a true proactive posture? Explore the concept of Zero Trust connectivity and how it is applied to IoT in the medical and OT environments.

This session will cover the latest trends in data protection, proactive measures for mitigating insider threats, and the importance of continuous risk evaluation. Improve your data security posture and safeguard your patients' trust with proven approaches and expert guidance from Safetica.

A disturbing trend should be top of mind for anyone following the security industry in recent years. We have seen a large uptick in investment in security tools by organizations, but we have not observed a corresponding decrease in breaches and ransomware attacks. This paradox should be raising a serious question among security leaders as to what we as an industry are strategically doing wrong. Why are we not getting improved outcomes against attackers with all of this increased investment? 

This presentation will answer the question by demonstrating an evidence-based framework for information security management that focuses on using emulation of attacker techniques as a means of quantitatively measuring control efficacy. Examples will be given to illustrate the evidence-based approach and how it readily reveals that security tooling alone does not often provide the level of protection that one might assume. The presentation will illustrate how to identify weaknesses in current tooling and control sets and develop needed compensating controls to ensure that security teams are providing actual security to their organizations and not just the illusion of security.

The healthcare sector is under siege from a new breed of phishing attacks, known as 3D phishing. These attacks are more dangerous because they exploit multiple channels—email, social media, and mobile messaging—to craft highly convincing threats. SlashNext will uncover the dark impact of 3D phishing on healthcare, showcasing real incidents we see in healthcare environments. We will also explore healthcare attacks like the UnitedHealth Group breach, which exposed over 3.3 million patient records. 

We will reveal how cybercriminals deceive healthcare professionals using multichannel tactics to steal sensitive data. Discover the hidden dangers of supply chain attacks, exemplified by the UnitedHealth breach originating from Change Healthcare. SlashNext will propose a robust, multi-layered defense strategy designed for healthcare, helping organizations strengthen their defenses against these evolving threats. Attendees will gain actionable insights to protect patient data and maintain trust in their cybersecurity measures.

The relentless growth of cyber threats and the increasing complexity of modern IT environments have stretched security teams to their breaking point. Autonomous solutions promise much-needed relief, but CISOs are rightly cautious. This session cuts through the hype, providing a pragmatic roadmap for incorporating autonomous capabilities into your security operations. 

We'll explore the spectrum of autonomy, from basic automation (Level 4) to true AI-driven decision-making (Level 5), clarifying what's possible today and what lies on the horizon. Discover the compelling reasons driving the need for autonomous alert triage and response and understand the critical role of the "virtual analyst" in this evolution. 

This session will equip you with the knowledge to: 

- Demystify "autonomous" and its varying levels. 

- Grasp the urgency for autonomous solutions in modern security operations. 

- Conceptualize the "virtual analyst" and its potential impact. 

- Learn key criteria for evaluating virtual analyst solutions. 

- Understand the challenges in building and deploying virtual analysts. 

- Define the evolving role of human analysts in an autonomous future. 

Join us to explore a realistic path toward autonomous security operations and prepare your organization for a more secure tomorrow.