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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity continues to presents itself as a significant obstacle for the health care industry, both in terms of compliance and operational aspects. To combat this constantly evolving threat, it is imperative to establish a robust cybersecurity program that encompasses prevention, detection, and mitigation strategies. Delve into the legal considerations and optimal approaches for implementing internal controls and best practices, thereby safeguarding your organization against potential data breaches.
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- TX, CA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Civil Trial Law | Health Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 6/30/2025
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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Cybersecurity (Jun 2024)
William A. Phillips Jr., Serina Rivela
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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Cybersecurity (Jun 2024)
Cybersecurity continues to presents itself as a significant obstacle for the health care industry, both in terms of compliance and operational aspects. To combat this constantly evolving threat, it is imperative to establish a robust cybersecurity program that encompasses prevention, detection, and mitigation strategies. Delve into the legal considerations and optimal approaches for implementing internal controls and best practices, thereby safeguarding your organization against potential data breaches.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Health Law Conference
William A. Phillips Jr.,
University Health - San Antonio, TX
Serina Rivela,
University Health - San Antonio, TX