Censinet is hosting a critical webinar on Healthcare Industry Cybersecurity Practices (HICP) to help healthcare organizations prepare for elevated cybersecurity threats. In partnership with industry leaders, the webinar will outline actionable strategies to mitigate risks, protect patient safety, and comply with HHS guidelines in light of recent warnings from the White House and the American Hospital Association (AHA).
Register for Censinet’s critical HICP webinars to learn how to mitigate elevated cybersecurity threats and protect patient safety.
• Educates healthcare organizations on using HICP to address heightened cybersecurity threats. • Offers actionable frameworks for mitigating risks and improving organizational preparedness. • Focuses on protecting patient safety, sensitive data, and operational continuity.
• Erik Decker: CISO at Intermountain Healthcare, Co-Lead of the 405(d) Task Group, and Chair of the Healthcare and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council Cyber Security Working Group. • Chris Logan: Chief Security Officer at Censinet and former healthcare CISO.
• Provides voluntary, industry-led cybersecurity guidelines tailored to healthcare organizations of all sizes. • Focuses on mitigating the top five cybersecurity threats with ten best practices. • Helps organizations demonstrate recognized security practices during audits and cybersecurity incidents.
• Automates HICP workflows, risk scoring, and reporting for seamless adoption. • Supports compliance with HHS 405(d) guidelines and regulatory frameworks. • Strengthens cybersecurity across third-party risks, medical devices, and supply chains.
• Automated HICP Implementation: Streamlines workflows for risk assessments, compliance, and reporting. • Comprehensive Risk Management: Addresses third-party risk, medical device security, and supply chain threats. • Regulatory Compliance: Demonstrates recognized security practices for audits and incidents. • Industry Recognition: Censinet is an AHA Preferred Cybersecurity Provider for risk management and compliance. • Expert-Driven: Backed by contributions to the HHS 405(d) Task Group and the development of HICP guidelines.