Over the past few months we have seen cyber criminals take advantage of the current pandemic by embedding trojans or worms in documents posing as important on COVID-19, or by taking advantage of organizations as they transition their workers into work form home programs.

Healthcare organizations have the responsibility of ensuring their patients data is safe from potential cyber attacks during this pandemic. That's where CTI League helps.

CTI League is a community of CTI experts, incident responders and industry experts working to neutralize all cyber threats looking to exploit the current pandemic. Together they identify, analyze and neutralize all threats but, due to current circumstances, are prioritizing front-line medical resources and critical infrastructure

To learn more about CTI League, the work they have been doing and the impact of COVID-19 on cybersecurity fill out the form to view the Q&A

From medical devices to access controls, St. Luke's Health System System Information Security Officer Herman Doering discusses considerations to improve management of vendor and business partner risks.

Aaron Rinehart, Chief Enterprise Security Architect at UnitedHealth Group, discusses the shift from security testing to security experimentation, including security chaos experimentation, adversity testing and operational instrumentation.

Heading into the 2020 U.S. presidential election pre-season, the U. S. government has been — and will continue to be — squarely focused on defending against nation-state hacks and influence. Especially on the heels of the recent government shutdown, the impact on the cyber security community was certainly felt. Democrats are already making election security a campaign issue for the next election pushing their Republication counterparts with the need to be more aggressive on their security stance, in order to calm down the public and get people to “believe in the system again.” And so, when speaking on this topic you must first address the big four Nation-States: namely Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.

With all of the media attention the coronavirus has received globally over the past few weeks it is no surprise that it has quickly become a trending topic.

Scammers are now taking advantage of this attention and traffic to plant threats within documents that look like they provide more information on the virus. 

Download the report to learn more about the coronavirus's impact on cybersecurity initiatives along with examples of potential malicious files and tips on how to help your organization stay vigilant. 

Listen to Jothi Dugar, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the National Institute of Health as she discusses the role of being a woman in the IT industry.

In this interview, Catholic Health Services of Long Island CISO Tim Swope provides an overview of HITRUST and how the risk management framework aligns to security controls.

Listen to Edward Marchewka, Director of Information and Technology Services for the Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network as he discusses visual thinking in Cyber Security.

As Chief Information Security Officer for Premise Health, Joey Johnson knows a lot about vendor risk - both as a service provider and as a client. “Our clients, very large organizations for whom we keep a lot of sensitive data, constantly subject us to vendor risk assessment activities. On the flip side, we assess risk for the third parties we outsource that provide our firm niche healthcare services.”

Last year, Joey spoke about the incredible important task of mitigating vendor risk in his Day 3 session, Transitioning from Vendor Risk Management to Vendor Maturity Modeling. Watch Joey talk more about this topic here.

In this interview, Comprehensive Health Service Information Security  Director Thomas P. DeLaine, Jr. discusses cyber security incident management response planning.

Download this exclusive video that touches on data breaches and the costs associated with them. At the Cyber Security for Financial Services Exchange network with your peers and gain insightful knowledge on what your peers are doing to help alleviate the pitfalls associated with data breaches within their organizations.

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