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1 Healthy Approach to Cyber Security : For data-intensive healthcare, cyber security is integral to innovation Sallie Sweeney KPMG The healthcare industrys evolution toward a true value based system, assuming responsibility for complex


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Healthy Approach to Cyber Security:

For data-intensive healthcare, cyber security is integral to innovation Sallie Sweeney KPMG

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The healthcare industry’s evolution toward a true value based system, assuming responsibility for complex quality measures requires digital technologies that allow data to flow freely.

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However, for every step forward organizations take, cyber-criminals are progressing right alongside them with ever more aggressive means of system infiltration and data theft.

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  • 1. Sharing and Analyzing Data

Undetected vulnerability in a system configuration or non-IT-controlled device External attacker Phishing-introduced malware Third-party undetected vulnerability Internal bad actor

72% 55% 43% 34% 31% Healthcare organizations place data sharing at the top of their list of perceived vulnerabilities

Sharing data with third parties Internet-enabled devices not fully controlled by IT Lack of resources/budget for effective security programs External attackers Employee breaches/theft

63% 59% 52% 50% 27%

2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey

External bad actors seen as 2x as threatening as internal ones

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Frequency of vendor assessment

Not certain Annually Quarterly Monthly Continuously

14% 11% 11% 28% 39%

2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey

  • 2. Choosing Vendors
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Collaborating with medical device manufacturers Security testing methods

Security hardening standards Vulnerability scanning Network segmentation Software and firmware Configuration management database Penetration testing

71% 67% 65% 64% 64% 48% Payers Providers Not much A great deal

  • r a fair

amount 66% 56% 34% 44%

2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey

  • 3. Addressing medical device security
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Stronger policies/controls

49% 47% 82% 79% 24% 41% 28%

Cyber-security investments

2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey

Advanced technology Governance Managed services Consulting Hardware Staff

  • 4. Creating a balanced cyber security program
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Healthcare Sector Life Sciences Sector

50 30 13 40 30 17 22 20 50 50 50 22

(100 executives) (100 executives) Title Annual Revenue (200 executives) (200 executives) Payer Provider Biopharma/pharma Medical devices Chief Technology Officer Chief Information Officer Chief Information Security Officer Chief Security Officer Over $10 billion $5 billion to under $10 billion $2 billion to under $5 billion $500 million to under $2 billion

Methodology

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How KPMG can help?

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THANK YOU!

  • Sallie Sweeney, Director
  • KPMG

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