Agenda, Central Texas Cybersecurity Workshop

9 – 9:30 a.m.

Continental Breakfast and Registration

9:30 – 10:30 a.m.

Overview of Cyber Threat Landscape Panel – the FBI and the AHA
Joint presentation with John Riggi and local FBI representative

• Learn from the FBI cyber program leaders about the criminal and national security cyber threats they are investigating on a global, national, and regional level.
• Learn how best to work with the FBI and other government agencies, prior, during and post cyber incident.
• The FBI will also discuss and distinguish their non-regulatory role in the investigation of cyber incidents and how they work with DHS, CISA, HHS and other national security agencies.
• Learn what hospitals and healthcare systems on a national level are saying to their trusted AHA cyber advisor about their biggest cybersecurity threats challenges.
• Learn how the AHA is helping the field mitigate those threats and exchange information with the FBI and other government agencies.

10:30 – 10:40 am

Break

10:40 – 11:20 am

Leadership Perspectives: Cybersecurity Best Practices and Challenges from Large Systems to Small Hospitals
Moderated by John Riggi

• David Byrom CPA, CEO, Coryell Health, Gatesville
• William “Bill” Phillips, Jr., EVP/CIO University Health, San Antonio
• Andre Storey, VP, COO, FACHE, Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital, Cypress

11:20 am – Noon

Cyber Risk as Enterprise Risk + Ransomware Preparedness and Response
Moderated presentation and discussion with attendees and previous panelists

• John Riggi will present national perspective on ransomware attacks based upon direct interaction and discussion with victim organization and government agencies.
• Discuss how cyber risk translates into enterprise risk issues with direct implications to revenue, reputation, care delivery and patient safety.
• Learn how your organization may be carrying hidden strategic cyber risk through third party relationships.
• Discuss cyber enterprise risk communication and risk mitigation strategies with your non- technical peers and leadership.
• Exchange ideas to assist in creating an organizational culture of cybersecurity and facilitate cyber resource requests between technical and non-technical leadership.

Noon – 1 pm

Lunch

• Networking and open discussion

1 – 2:30 pm

Cyber Table-top Exercise

John Riggi will moderate and actively engage all attendees in a group critical thinking and strategic leadership cyber incident exercise. The session is designed to be highly interactive and is based upon real world complex and multi-faceted cyber and risk incidents. It is designed for both technical and non-technical leaders and structured to test incident response plans, identify gaps and elicit strategic decision-making skills under simulated adversarial conditions. John will directly solicit responses from the audience at all key decision points.

2:30 – 3 pm

Wrap-up, lessons learned and discussion on additional areas of focus

What changes will you and your organization make to improve cybersecurity as result of what you have learned in this workshop?