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Privacy & Security

Conference shows how to guard against cybercrime

January 21, 2015


Brian Beamish

TORONTO – The Ontario Hospital Association (OHA), in partnership with HIROC, BLG and Telus is pleased to present a one-day national event on cyber risk where attendees will learn the latest techniques and tools in the fight against cybercrime. The Cyber Risk National Conference will be held Monday, February 9, 2015 at the Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel.

During the 2014 Healthcare Insurance Reciprocal of Canada (HIROC) Annual General Meeting, 93% of HIROC members across Canada identified cyber risk as the #1 future risk that needs to be urgently addressed. The pervasiveness of available electronic information opens the door for healthcare organizations to become a target of cybercrime.

The need to implement and manage the right cyber-security governance structure across healthcare organizations is vital in mitigating the risk posed by cyber threats.

This event is a valuable opportunity to network and gain insights from experts in dealing with issues related to cybercrime.To allow for greater accessibility, this event is being offered as both an in-person conference and live webcast.

One of the speakers at the day-long event will be Brian Beamish (pictured), Acting Commissioner, Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario. Mr. Beamish will address the topic: Preventing Privacy Breaches and Building Confidence in Electronic Health Records – The Need for Tougher Penalties.

As well, there will be a panel discussion on Cyber Threats: Learning from Each Other, which will address topics such as: Operational processes including training and compliance; dangers of storing unencrypted patient information on personal laptops; phishing; identity theft/data loss. Speakers include Chad Marson, an Information Security and Technology Risk Professional in the banking and financial sector, and Jeff Curtis, Chief Privacy Officer at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.

Conference registration: Please register for this conference online at www.oha.com/conferences. Please note: space is not guaranteed unless payment is received prior to the event.

Webcast registration: Please register for this webcast online at www.oha.com/webcasts. The deadline to register for this event is Sunday, February 8, 2015 (noon). Please note: payment must be received by Sunday, February 8, 2015 in order to receive webcast access.

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