Managing Organizational Risk during a World Pandemic
summary
Remote work pushes risk out of the office to home devices and vendors, so teams create a simple risk register, use spreadsheets then a SIEM/DLP stack, and report quarterly to boards; one panelist says one third of healthcare breaches came via third parties in 2019. Organizations score risk with a formula risk = f(likelihood, business impact, control effectiveness), treat identity as the new firewall, retrain ML baselines after COVID shifts, and prefer least‑privilege, cloud posture assessments, and strict data governance for any PHI sharing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 4:12Impact of remote workforce on risk
- 9:30Measuring and reporting organizational risk
- 17:58AI and machine learning in risk management
- 30:36Third-party vendor risk management
- 36:54Cloud security and risk challenges
- 43:30Starting a cybersecurity program
- 47:00Sharing medical and PII data securely
- 50:10Closing remarks and resources
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