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UnHack (the Podcast): Journey of the CISO: Advice From the Past and Discussions of the Future

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August 26, 2024: Drex DeFord dives into the often unexpected journeys of healthcare CISOs, unraveling how their varied career paths—from helpdesk roles to legal backgrounds—have shaped their current positions. Discussion focuses on how these leaders navigated the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, and what advice helped them on their journey. Drex is joined by Shawna Hofer, CISO of St. Luke in the wrap-up segment further to discuss these issues and their personal experiences.&nbsp;Key Points:3:56 Dee Young (UNC Health)6:46 Hugo Lai (Temple University Health)9:39 Michael Meis (University of Kansas Health System)&nbsp;13:41 Jesse Fasolo (St. Joseph’s Health)&nbsp;17:27 Doug Fee (Moffit Cancer Center)20:56 Aaron Weismann (Main Line Health)&nbsp;23:04 Shawna Hofer (St. Luke’s Health System) Wrap UpSubscribe: This Week HealthTwitter: This Week Health<a...

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