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Sept. 26, 2024

Episode #99 Quantum Computing and Healthcare Cybersecurity, with David Woska PhD, Chief Information Security Officer at Censinet

Episode #99 Quantum Computing and Healthcare Cybersecurity, with David Woska PhD, Chief Information Security Officer at Censinet

Effective healthcare cybersecurity requires a proactive, multi-layered approach integrating advanced risk management tools, continuous improvement, and strong incident response plans.

In this episode, David Woska PhD, discusses his role in securing the company and advancing healthcare cybersecurity through tools like the NIST AI RMF assessment and new performance goals. He also explores how quantum computing could impact cryptography, advises CISOs to consider passwordless and risk-based authentication, and highlights the importance of employee training and robust processes for effective risk management.

Tune in as we dive into a fascinating discussion on the future of cybersecurity!


For more information and ways to increase risk awareness and safety, visit us at www.censinet.com.

About David Woska:

Dr. David Woska, PhD is the Chief Information Security Officer at Censinet, bringing over two decades of expertise in healthcare cybersecurity. Having spent much of his career working with health systems, David has spearheaded major cybersecurity initiatives that have significantly enhanced data protection and compliance in complex healthcare environments. As a former professor and published author, David is passionate about education in cybersecurity, often leveraging his extensive knowledge to enhance understanding and engagement across all levels of an organization.

Things You’ll Learn:

  • Quantum computing has the potential to significantly impact traditional encryption methods, potentially breaking widely used cryptographic techniques.
  • Cybersecurity leaders should proactively explore alternatives to traditional encryption, such as passwordless and risk-based authentication, to prepare for quantum computing.
  • Effective cybersecurity in healthcare involves leveraging advanced risk management tools and continuously improving security practices.
  • Integrating strong incident response plans, disaster recovery, and employee training is essential for a robust cybersecurity posture.
  • The success of cybersecurity efforts depends on technology, well-trained personnel, and effective processes.

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