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Today’s Topics

• The Wanna Cry ransomware attacks and how it exploited the vulnerabilities in the healthcare industry and IoT devices
• What medical institutions and medical device manufacturers are doing to prevent future cyber attacks
• The policy and regulations in keeping IoT devices patched with security updates – are stakeholders doing enough?
• How the healthcare industry is different from other industries
• Jonathan Langer’s advice for the medical industry’s cybersecurity infrastructure
• What is “deception technology”?
• How the medical industry is adapting to the new cybersecurity threat
• “Intended damage” and “unintended damage” and how they are affecting hospitals
• Top tips for keeping your network safe
• Ori Bach’s recommendations and best practices for organizations to ensure a secured network and avoid malware