Prepare Your Healthcare Team for Cyberattacks: Join Our Cybersecurity Training at Sorbonne Faculty of Health

Cyberattacks in Healthcare: Don’t Lose Your Sense of Humor!

So folks, here we are in the digital age where your healthcare provider could walk into work one day, only to find their computer system has been transformed into the world’s worst magic trick—disappearing data! That’s right, cyberattacks in healthcare establishments represent a major risk, not just in security but in the continuity of care. Quite frankly, it’s another good reason to consider a career in mime instead, but let’s focus on the point at hand!

Now, if you’re working in healthcare, being prepared is not just essential; it’s practically a badge of honor—like a superhero but with far less spandex. On November 12th and 13th, you won’t want to miss the continuing professional development training titled “Cyberattacked Hospital: How to Prepare?” happening at the Sorbonne Faculty of Health. Trust me, this is not one of those health fads where they tell you to only drink kale smoothies and chant ‘Om’ till it works. This seminar is the kale smoothie of cybersecurity; nutrient-packed and absolutely necessary!

Join the cybersecurity superheroes, or as they like to be called, the Digital Health Agency’s Cybersecurity Team, as they save the day. You’ll be rubbing virtual elbows with experts like Estelle Nicaud, mission manager on the CaRE program, and Olivier Ruet-Cros, a cybersecurity expert from CERT Health. They’re joined by none other than Laure Duhesme from @ANSSI. Together, they’ll shed some light on the ominous state of threats in healthcare—think less ‘it’s raining men’ and more ‘it’s raining malware’.

You’ll learn about the various stages of a cyberattack, the art of medical data theft (and the legal responses, which are about as fun as watching paint dry), and how to rally your team like it’s a sports event—only instead of sweaty jerseys, you’re donning scrubs and laughing nervously at your digital devices. Prepare to be engaged with practical workshops covering good practices; they’ll have you so ready, you’ll be running cybersecurity drills like a zombie apocalypse prepper.

Here’s a sneak peek of what’s in store:

• Decryption of the different stages of a cyberattack
• A focus on medical data theft—like a heist movie, minus the glam
• Preparing your team across biology, imaging, pharmacy, and patient hospitalization
• Feedback and practical workshops on good practices—because practice makes perfect, right?

Don’t let cyberattacks compromise the quality of care! Because nothing ruins a doctor’s day quite like a text saying, “We’ve locked all your patient files, pay $1,000 or else!” Register now and arm yourself with tools to tackle these new challenges. And remember, keeping your data secure is no joke, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a little fun while we save the world from hackers pretending to be your Uncle Bob!

So gear up, because the world of healthcare cybersecurity is serious business, but with the right training, you can face it like the rock star you were always meant to be. See you at the seminar!

In the contemporary digital landscape, cyberattacks targeting healthcare institutions pose a significant threat to both security and the uninterrupted delivery of medical care. It is imperative for healthcare professionals to be adequately prepared to combat these risks!

The Cybersecurity team from the Digital Health Agency cordially invites you to participate in a comprehensive professional development training session titled “Cyberattacked hospital: how to prepare?” Scheduled for two informative days, Tuesday, 12th and Wednesday, 13th November, the event will be hosted at the prestigious Sorbonne Faculty of Health.

Estelle Nicaud, mission manager for the CaRE program, along with Olivier Ruet-Cros, a cybersecurity expert from CERT Health, will grace the occasion. They will be joined by Laure Duhesme, cybersecurity mission manager at l’@ANSSI, to deliver an in-depth discussion on the current state of cyber threats and the challenges they present.

During this training, participants will gain valuable insights into the critical nature of active engagement in crisis simulations conducted within healthcare settings. Additionally, the speakers will elucidate the vital functions of the CaRE program in enhancing readiness against cyber threats.

On the program:

– Decryption of the different stages of a cyber attack

– Focus on the theft of medical data and the legal response

– Better preparation of teams (biology, imaging, pharmacy, patient hospitalization)

– Feedback and practical workshops on good practices

Don’t allow cyberattacks to undermine the quality of care! Take action now by registering to equip yourself with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively confront these modern challenges.

**Interview with Estelle Nicaud, Mission Manager on the‌ CaRE Program**

**Interviewer:** Thank‍ you for joining us today, Estelle! With the recent ransomware assault​ on Change Healthcare, can‌ you tell‍ us why⁤ you believe cybersecurity training is more‌ crucial than ever ​for healthcare professionals?

**Estelle ⁢Nicaud:** ⁢Absolutely! ​Cybersecurity threats in healthcare are not⁤ just​ about protecting data; they‌ can directly ⁤impact patient care and ⁢safety. When systems are compromised, ⁢it can ​lead to⁣ operational disruptions, ⁣delays in treatment, and can significantly undermine trust in healthcare providers. That’s‍ why training ‍is essential — it equips staff with‌ the ⁤knowledge and skills‌ to ⁣recognize threats and respond effectively.

**Interviewer:** That makes ⁤perfect sense. I hear you’ll be leading ​the upcoming seminar titled “Cyberattacked Hospital: How to Prepare?” What can‌ attendees⁢ expect to learn?

**Estelle Nicaud:** The seminar is designed to be incredibly interactive and practical. ‌Attendees ​will explore the different stages of a cyberattack,​ from initial infiltration to potential fallout. We’ll delve into medical data theft—how it happens and what legal responses are available. Additionally,‌ we’ll cover team preparation strategies across ⁤various ⁣medical ​fields, ensuring every department knows how to act if a breach occurs.

**Interviewer:**‍ It sounds⁢ like a comprehensive program.⁣ With ⁣so much information being presented,⁢ how do you keep it engaging?

**Estelle Nicaud:** Great question! We understand the serious nature of the content, but we also believe in ‌keeping the atmosphere positive and‍ engaging. We include group discussions, hands-on activities, and ‍even gamified elements ‌to ensure that learning⁢ is effective ⁣but also enjoyable. After‌ all, in the face of cyber threats, a little laughter can help ⁣alleviate‌ the tension!

**Interviewer:** Speaking of enjoyment, the article mentions⁤ “running cybersecurity drills ‌like a zombie apocalypse prepper.” ‌Can you elaborate⁢ on the significance⁢ of these drills?

**Estelle Nicaud:** ‍Definitely! Just like emergency drills, cybersecurity drills ​prepare staff for unexpected ‌scenarios. By simulating an attack, we⁤ can‌ identify weaknesses, improve response ⁤times, and provide​ staff with the confidence⁢ to ‍handle real-life situations.​ It’s about creating a preparedness culture where everyone feels ‌empowered to take⁢ action.

**Interviewer:** That’s a holistic approach! Before we wrap up, what advice would you give to healthcare organizations regarding cybersecurity measures?

**Estelle ‌Nicaud:** My key advice would ⁤be not to wait for a cyberattack to initiate training. Proactively invest in ongoing cybersecurity education and ‌create⁤ a ‍robust incident response plan.⁣ Collaboration across departments is essential—cybersecurity should ⁣be⁣ a collective effort. And remember, ⁤every employee plays‍ a role in‍ protecting patient data!

**Interviewer:** ‍Thank you,​ Estelle, for sharing your ⁢insights. It’s ⁤clear that ⁣with the right tools and ​training, ‌healthcare professionals can better navigate the challenges posed by cyber threats.

**Estelle Nicaud:** Thank you ​for having me! Let’s‍ work together to ensure a safer healthcare environment for everyone.