Professional conferences and briefings
What does cybersecurity mean to you, your patients and your organisation?
Following the WannaCry attack in May 2017, which affected hundreds of healthcare organisations across the UK, there has been a particular emphasis on patient data and cybersecurity. Disruption of the functionality of medical devices might potentially have consequences as significant as the loss of sensitive patient data or stolen medical records. The NHS has launched several initiatives since the attack, all in order to ensure the organisation is prepared to resist inevitable cyber-attacks and prevent them from happening in the future.
Once again, Salford Professional Development are bringing sector leaders and healthcare professionals to provide a solid foundation for innovation, collaboration and discussion on this very important public matter.
The themes covered will include updates from institutions at the forefront of national cybersecurity on current and emerging threats, initiatives and programmes launched in the NHS in order to increase resistance to cyber threats, as well as case studies and useful presentations from our technology partners. The day will create plenty of opportunities for networking and best practice sharing, and provide a platform for exchange of knowledge and ideas.
Join us for this very informative day and click ‘Register’ now – places are limited, so contact us now for a quote.
- 30th January 2020
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Adelphi House, University of Salford - Directions
- From £99 +VAT
- Uncover the true extent of the mass cyber-attack on the NHS and how to manage the impact.
- Gain an overview of the Government’s £1.9 billion National Cyber Security Strategy and what it means for your organisation.
- Review the recent mass cyber-attack on the NHS and identify what lessons can be learned from best practice case studies.
- Find out how to manage cyber risk and recover in the event of an incident.
- Explore how you can assess your organisations data and cyber security practices to support preparation for and respond to data and cyber security incidents.
- Learn how to identify vulnerabilities, uncover suspicious behaviour and block malicious activity.
- Understand the importance of digital skills and create a culture where cyber security is being considered at all levels.
- Have your questions answered by leading IT and cyber security experts within the healthcare sector.
- Associate Directors of ICT and Informatics
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Cyber Intelligence Officer
- Emergency Planning Officer
- Heads of Information Governance
- Heads of IT
We do not accept delegate registrations from suppliers.
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Hugh Blackwood
H.Blackwood@salford.ac.uk
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Sheraz Mahmood
s.mahmood29@salford-spd.co.uk