In this 6-week course we will explore the role of Cybersecurity within a healthcare delivery organization and identifies best practices for a robust Cybersecurity program. This course focuses on developing the core competencies of Cybersecurity, Privacy and Risk Management in identifying, protecting and defending mission critical Patient Information Systems and Medical Devices. It also discusses how leading healthcare  organizations prepare for and respond to cyber-attacks.

By the end of this course, you’ll know how to:

  • Explain the basic principles of cyber security in the framework of healthcare.
  • Assess cyber security threats and risks within healthcare
  • Identify cybersecurity mitigation tools and techniques within healthcare
  • Discuss cyber security incident responses and business continuity plans within healthcare.
  • Describe steps taken during and after cyber security incidents and forensic investigations within healthcare.
  • Explain cyber security policy in the context of healthcare

Dan Bowden

Dan Bowden is vice president and CISO at Sentara Healthcare. He has led cybersecurity and technology programs for healthcare, higher education, banking, retail, and the military for the past 25 years. He is working in his fourth cybersecurity program and has built his second. Bowden is very active on several Health Sector Coordinating Council Cybersecurity Work Group teams, collaborating with several top healthcare cybersecurity pros on documented guidance for all health systems to improve cybersecurity capabilities. His current professional focus areas include: cybersecurity workforce of the future, program strategies for protecting cloud and digital platforms, the development and patenting of a blockchain-based IoT management platform, delivering cost-effective cybersecurity services for medium and small health systems.

Carter Groome

MBA, CHISL, CFCHE
Chief Executive Officer
First Health Advisory - Cyber Health Solutions

Carter is the CEO of First Health Advisory (First). First provides asset risk and efficiency solutions to hospitals, clinics, and Federal healthcare entities. Carter has spent 23 years in healthcare technology and security, serving in provider, vendor, and consultative leadership roles. Carter lives in Washington DC and is active in following regulatory and administrative policy as it relates to healthcare, medical device, IoT, and general cybersecurity measures that may impact the organizations his team advises.

The course is 6 weeks long. Each week we’ll create a consistent experience so you can easily manage your workload. While traditional face to face classes had you seated in a room for multiple hours, we recommend taking a short period each day to review materials, participate in the discussions, and engage with your instructor and colleagues. There will be a 1-hour live, virtual session each week where we’ll apply the knowledge learned in the self-directed materials using case studies and small group work.

In order to get the most value from this course, learners are expected to participate in and contribute to each week’s activities and homework assignments, as instructed in the modules.

 

This course will open: TBD

Live Sessions: TBD

First Live Session: TBD

 

This course will take approximately 18-24 hours, over the course of 6 weeks.

In order to obtain a Certificate of Completion, learners must obtain these 3 badges:

  1. Engage with Instructor Badge
    • Requirements are based on live session attendance.  
    • Learner must attend 5 out of 6 live sessions to achieve this badge.
  2. Engage with Peers Badge
    • Participate in 6 of the 6 Discussion Threads by contributing:
      • One Major Post
        • Creating and posting your own thread in that Module’s Discussion Forum
      • One Minor Post
        • One reply to a classmates’ thread
  3. Engage with Content Badge
    • Complete all content in the modules
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Price: $1,595.00

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