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Staying Secure During COVID-19: Mitigating Telehealth and Work-From-Home Threats

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The rapid adoption of telehealth services and migration of healthcare staff from brick-and-mortar buildings to home offices has made organizations and individuals more vulnerable to security and privacy threats and attacks.

Staying Secure During COVID-19: Mitigating Telehealth and Work-From-Home Threats

Hear from security and healthcare IT experts as they:

  • Discuss latest developments concerning telehealth and work-from-home
    cybersecurity risks
  • Review challenges with maintaining privacy and security
  • Provide guidance for reducing vulnerabilities
  • Answer your questions

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Presenters

Nelson Gomes

Nelson Gomes – Healthcare IT Expert

NJ President Senior Vice President of Development, Medicus IT

Nelson Gomes is an information technology veteran with more than 29 years of IT experience. He is the founder of PriorityOne Group. Named to the Inc. Top 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies for four consecutive years, PriorityOne Group is a leading provider of integrated managed IT services to organizations including ASCs, medical groups and hospitals. The PriorityOne Group team of talented and committed professionals help healthcare providers deliver high-quality care while maintaining IT security and compliance. The key to Nelson's and PriorityOne Group's success is the unique ability to leverage technology to allow provider to deliver better and smarter healthcare, driven by a single mission of enabling healthcare organizations to make the most of their technology.

Kyle Hanslovan

Kyle Hanslovan – Security Expert

Co-Founder & CEO, Huntress

I came to Huntress Labs after 10 years of supporting Offensive Cyber Operations within the U.S. Intel Community. Prior to this, I co-founded the defense consulting firm StrategicIO and won the World Series of hacking (DEF CON's Capture the Flag competition). Huntress takes the majority of my time, but I'm still active in the ethical hacking community. You can find me instructing at Black Hat, presenting research at security cons, and proudly serving in the Maryland Air National Guard (Cyber Warfare Operator). Nowadays, breaking things isn't quite as fun as building things. I spend my week protecting 10,000+ businesses who don't have the security expertise to fully protect themselves. My team makes it hell for hackers to successfully breach these companies and the value is apparent to our partners.