As hospitals strive to stay ahead of ever-increasing cyber threats, and at the same time gain a deeper understanding of recent Executive Orders and NIST-accelerated focus, it has become clear that automation of security and compliance functions will have to play a pivotal role in securing patient and business information. Relying on manual processes, disconnected sources of risk data and static documents to manage a highly dynamic cybersecurity and compliance environment is creating more problems than solutions. So, what are the options? Can you automate key functions and processes to deliver a comprehensive, standards-based information security program? Is there an effective way to create a normalized, enterprise-wide “single pane of glass” view of risks and threats regardless of the source? If so, what is the best approach and will automation deliver sufficient ROI?

Join us as we explore the different types of security and compliance program automation that can benefit healthcare – what is a must have, what is a nice to have and how do we get there?