Webcast: Surviving the Dark Web

How INFRAM helped one hospital recover

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Whether surreptitiously taken from your organization or that of a colleague, you might be surprised to find out exactly what healthcare information is available for sale right now on the Dark Web. In this webinar, Rhonda Wyskiel, Director of Clinical Innovation at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, will be joined by Sara Jost and Campbell Murray, healthcare/security experts at BlackBerry. They will discuss the importance of the HIMSS Analytics Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM), and how it relates directly to decreasing your organization's cyber risks.

Attend this strategic session to learn more about:

The international eight-stage model of INFRAM
Greater Baltimore Medical Center's real-life experience and outcomes
Why GBMC chose BlackBerry as HIMSS Analytics Certified Consultants