Building Cybersecurity Through Human Awareness
Healthcare organisations face unique cybersecurity challenges, with sensitive patient data and life-critical systems constantly at risk. Yet, the greatest vulnerabilities don’t lie in the technology they use – it’s the human factor that often poses the biggest threat.
Join us for an eye-opening presentation with SoSafe’s CSO, Andrew Rose, where we’ll uncover the five most common mistakes healthcare teams make when addressing the human side of cybersecurity.
From underestimating their value as a target to neglecting effective training, we’ll explore how these critical missteps can leave organisations dangerously exposed. But there’s hope – this session will also equip you with actionable strategies to transform your workforce into a robust first line of defence.
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Agenda
- Welcome and Introduction – Andrew Rose (CSO, SoSafe)
- The Human Factor in Cybersecurity – Understanding the role of human behaviour in cybersecurity and why human factors are critical in the healthcare sector.
- 5 Common Mistakes in Securing Healthcare from Cyber Risks – From the importance of collecting staff feedback to assuming more awareness equals behaviour change, we’ll dive into the 5 most common mistakes in securing your organisation from cyber risks.
- Q&A Session – Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and receive additional resources for further learning and support.
Who Should Attend?
- Healthcare Security and IT Managers within the NHS responsible for securing sensitive patient data and systems.
- Cybersecurity Professionals working to improve security awareness and mitigate human risk in healthcare settings.
- Compliance and Risk Managers overseeing regulatory requirements for data protection and cybersecurity in the NHS.
- Anyone involved in managing, supporting, or designing cybersecurity training and awareness programmes within NHS healthcare institutions.
Additional Information
- Access to an internet-connected device (preferably a laptop or desktop).
- A working, up-to-date operating system with an updated web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.).
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