"The 'Security First Aid' Kit: Defense in Depth — If You Could Only Do Five Things"
Date:
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time:
2:00 p.m. ET / 1:00 p.m. CT / 12:00 p.m. MT / 11:00 a.m. PT
CE Hours:
1 CDE
AGD Subject Code:
561 – Information Technology/Computers (Practice Mgmt)
Description
In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, healthcare and dental practices face increasing cybersecurity risks, yet many leaders feel overwhelmed by the volume and complexity of recommended safeguards. This course simplifies cybersecurity into a practical, high-impact framework by identifying the most critical, non-negotiable controls every organization should implement immediately.
Participants will learn how to apply a “defense in depth” strategy using a prioritized set of essential security measures designed to reduce risk, protect patient data, and strengthen operational resilience. This back-to-basics masterclass equips practice managers and healthcare leaders with clear, actionable steps they can implement without requiring advanced technical expertise.
Learning Objectives
- Define the concept of “defense in depth” and explain its relevance in healthcare cybersecurity.
- Identify the top five (or ten) critical security controls that provide the greatest risk reduction for healthcare environments.
- Recognize common vulnerabilities and threat vectors impacting dental and medical practices today.
- Apply practical, non-technical strategies to strengthen security posture within their organization.
- Prioritize cybersecurity initiatives based on risk, impact, and resource availability.
Speaker Bio
Theresa Wacker
Cytek
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Presenter Contact
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PACE Declaration
Conflict declared: COO of Cytek. No altered images. Affidavits available to members upon request.
