Breaches and ransomware are a top concern for health and life sciences organizations worldwide. Whether ransomware, cybercrime hacking, insider accidents / workarounds, or other types of breaches, these tend to affect organizations lagging in security, and relatively vulnerable. How does the security of your organization compare to peers and the rest of the healthcare industry? Find out in this complementary (free), confidential, 1 hour workshop. This security benchmark engagement compares your organizations security maturity, priorities and readiness across 8 of the most common breach types, and capabilities across 42 key security capabilities with peer organizations of a similar locale, focus and size, as well as against the healthcare industry as a whole. The confidential, encrypted report issued back to your healthcare organization after participating in this workshop also maps your capabilities and gaps to a range of regulations, data protection laws, and standards including HIPAA, NIST, PCI DSS, CIS, ISO2700x, GDPR, ISO80001, and EU/MDR 2017/745. Any health and life sciences organization that works with sensitive patient information is eligible to participate, including business associates and data processors. This workshop is hosted by the Infragard CHWG (Cyber Health Working Group), a cybersecurity information sharing forum coordinated by the FBI. Are you a member of Infragard CHWG at https://www.intelligence.healthcare/? If not we strongly encourage you to join. This too is a free resource. This is a fantastic resource to connect with security professionals across a vast range of health and life sciences organizations to share threats, vulnerabilities, best practices, and so forth. Once you join CHWG and login at https://www.intelligence.healthcare/ you can find this workshop top right under Webinars, Monthly Webinar Recordings, 2017 May - Intel's Healthcare Security Readiness Workshop. To find out more about the Intel Healthcare Security Readiness Program, including a concise overview and sample report, see http://Intel.com/SecurityReadiness.