Cyberattacks on healthcare organizations are no longer just IT incidents. They are patient safety events. As hospitals become increasingly dependent on connected technologies, electronic health records, medical devices, AI, and digital workflows, cyber disruptions can delay care, interrupt critical services, and directly affect clinical outcomes. The challenge facing healthcare leaders today is no longer simply preventing attacks—it's ensuring care can continue when technology fails.
Join Dr. Jeff Tully and Dr. Christian Dameff, co-directors of the UC San Diego Center for Healthcare Cybersecurity, for an eye-opening discussion on the evolving intersection of medicine, cybersecurity, and patient safety. Drawing from groundbreaking research, real-world simulations, and frontline clinical experience, they'll explore how health systems can build resilience before, during, and after cyber incidents.
Jeff Tully, MD, Co-Director - UC San Diego Center for Healthcare Cybersecurity