Lessons from Leveraging Risk Management for Cybersecurity in Healthcare
Lessons from Leveraging Risk Management for Cyber-security in Healthcare
What comparison between human and computer viruses can teach us about risk management?
COVID-19 pandemic made us appreciate viruses as critical players in the history of humanity.
As we continue to learn to live in a “new normal” imposed on the world by this global pandemic, we forced to rethink our approaches to managing risks.
If we parallel the evolution, compare the history of biological and computer-based viruses, we can develop a new appreciation for leveraging modern risk management frameworks such as NIST RMF and CSA CAIQ. The comparison of origin, spread, and mitigation of viruses can help draw essential lessons in risk management. These lessons apply to both cybersecurity as well as population health.
In this session, we review, compare, and contrast risk mitigation techniques for biological and computer viruses based on risk management practices defined by CSA and NIST.
Presenter: Boris Vishnevsky, Principal, Complex Solutions and Cyber Security at Slalom & Adjunct Professor at Thomas Jefferson University.
Lessons from Leveraging Risk Management for Cyber-security in Healthcare
What comparison between human and computer viruses can teach us about risk management?
COVID-19 pandemic made us appreciate viruses as critical players in the history of humanity.
As we continue to learn to live in a “new normal” imposed on the world by this global pandemic, we forced to rethink our approaches to managing risks.
If we parallel the evolution, compare the history of biological and computer-based viruses, we can develop a new appreciation for leveraging modern risk management frameworks such as NIST RMF and CSA CAIQ. The comparison of origin, spread, and mitigation of viruses can help draw essential lessons in risk management. These lessons apply to both cybersecurity as well as population health.
In this session, we review, compare, and contrast risk mitigation techniques for biological and computer viruses based on risk management practices defined by CSA and NIST.
Presenter: Boris Vishnevsky, Principal, Complex Solutions and Cyber Security at Slalom & Adjunct Professor at Thomas Jefferson University.