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Oct 25, 2024 17 min

UnHack (the Podcast): Raising Cyber Standards and Easing Implementation with Erik Decker

from This Week Health: Conference

October 25, 2024: Erik Decker, VP and CISO at Intermountain Health, discusses how the HSCC’s HICP document can raise cybersecurity standards and ease implementation. With ransomware attacks on the rise, how can organizations effectively implement cybersecurity hygiene across varied environments, from small clinics to large health systems? Decker also discusses the collaboration with federal agencies to create healthcare-specific cybersecurity performance goals. How does this joint effort set the new standard for healthcare security? Key Points: 04:49 The Creation and Impact of HICP 09:04 Approachable Cybersecurity 12:36 Industry and Government Collaboration 14:17 Strategic Direction and Future Mandates Subscribe: This Week Health Twitter: This Week Health LinkedIn: Week Health Donate: Alex’s Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer

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