June Workshop
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David Grady, Chief Security Evangelist, Verizon
The Intersection of Healthcare Innovation and Cybersecurity
Thursday, June 3rd @ 12:00pm CT
The intersection of healthcare and technology is setting the stage for unimaginable innovation. From improving patient outcomes and lessening access disparity to helping healthcare organizations become more efficient and secure, technologies like 5G, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented and Virtual Reality promise tremendous benefits. But the future won’t happen overnight, and if the benefits are to be realized, healthcare innovation will require a whole new level of collaboration between physicians, administrators, technologists and patients themselves. Drawing on primary research and frequent interactions with leading healthcare organizations, David Grady, Chief Cyber Security Evangelist at Verizon, will share insights into today’s healthcare/IT innovation landscape. Topics will include how 5G is already changing healthcare, an introduction to cybercrime trends in healthcare, and a review of several use cases that illustrate how quickly the IT-driven future of healthcare is coming.
When he’s not writing about cybersecurity or speaking about it at industry events, David Grady helps Verizon’s customers refine and achieve their security objectives. David joined Verizon’s cybersecurity product and marketing team in 2015 from State Street Corporation, where, as a Vice President, he helped design and implement a continuous cybersecurity monitoring program. David was also a Senior Vice President for Security & Risk at Citizens Bank, where he built e-discovery, records management and data leakage prevention programs. Before becoming a Certified Information Security Manager (ISACA CISM) in 2010, David wrote for The Boston Globe and was later deputy press secretary to two Boston mayors. His TED Talk on time-management has been viewed close to 3 million times and translated into 38 languages.