Healthcare and Life Sciences Security - You Don't Have To Become A Statistic
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2013 Healthcare & Life Sciences Security - You don’t have to become a statistic Tim Quigley Dell Executive Director Services HCLS
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Medical records are one of the highest value targets, and healthcare has been #1 in data breaches for too long. The stakes are high; according to a recent study, the average cost of a data breach to a healthcare organization hit $2.4 million in 2012, up from $2.2 million in 2011. In addition to the financial consequences, breached organizations must overcome damaging PR and a compromised reputation. Learn how you can go beyond mere compliance, security and disaster recovery to protect privacy and keep medical records highly available. Explore how sophisticated monitoring services can detect threats and stay ahead of data thieves. Learn more: http://del.ly/CmD9jd
Transcript of Healthcare and Life Sciences Security - You Don't Have To Become A Statistic
2013
Healthcare & Life Sciences Security -You don’t have to become a statistic
Tim QuigleyDell Executive Director Services HCLS
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Healthcare & Life Sciences Security -You don’t have to become a statistic
Jon RamseyDell SecureWorks CTO, Dell Fellow
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Breaches are costly, significant and increasing
Four takeaways
Cyber security is getting more complex everyday1 Threats originate
from many sources23 You’re not alone or
without weapons in this fight4
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Complexities of the HCLS data security landscape
#1Industry – by numbers of data breach in 2011 - 2012
94%Percentage of healthcare providers that had at least one data breach in the past two years
49%Percentage of life sciences companies that experienced data breach
Sensitive data is a prime target
67%Pharma: Breach was from ‘insiders’ employees.
56%Providers ensure their third-party vendors conduct risk analysis
Insider Threat3rd Party/Data
SharingBYOD
81% permit BYOD however…
54% are not confident they are secure
Many sources
$2.4MEconomic impact of breach per organization over the past two years
$1.5MPenalty cap per incident per final HIPAA rules
$112KLifetime value of one lost patient
Breaches are costly
56% Providers: Breach was from unauthorized access by employees.
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Pervasive protection allows you to utilize any device, any where
Data is everywhere and it should be protected
Use and apply the knowledge that is available for greater efficiency
Current & future threats demand smarter, more
efficient defenses
Enable productivity embracing new technology with security built-in
Innovation in security should support
innovation in business
Checkbox compliance, costs more in time, dollars and resources
Security & Compliance should be proactive and
strategic
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Dell’s point of view on security
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You’ve got tools & a partner in this fight
Security ServicesThreat IntelligenceManaged Security ServicesSecurity & Risk ConsultingIncident Response
Data & EndpointsEncryption
Protected WorkspaceSecurity Tools
Configuration & Patch Management
NetworkNext Gen Firewall
Secure Remote AccessEmail Security
IdentityIdentity GovernancePrivileged ManagementIdentity AdministrationUser Activity Monitoring
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Healthcare & Life Sciences compliance challenges
Marty Edwards Dell HCLS Compliance Officer
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Healthcare compliance complexity
Risk assessments - know where data resides
HIPAA education and why it’s important
Business associates and covered entity compliance
Mobility and ePHI security
Consequences of a breach
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Panelists
Nikolay Chernavsky Sr. Manager Information
SecurityAMGEN
Darren Dworkin SVP Enterprise IS
and CIOCedars-Siani
Health System
Mark AmeyCTO
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
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Let’s get started
Visit the Solution Showcase to see our end-to-end healthcare solutions and services Attend other Healthcare sessions
- Today @ 12:00pm - Building future-ready healthcare IT platforms: Get to the cloud (room 18CD)
Dig in at the Hands on Labs
Go to www.Dell.com/healthcare
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Q&A
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