Securing
Healthcare IT & OT

Healthcare organizations face an unprecedented cybersecurity crisis. With over $10.5 trillion projected in cybersecurity costs by 2025 and a 40% rise in ransomware attacks, healthcare has become a prime target for threat actors. Personal health information commands premium prices on the black market, making medical facilities particularly vulnerable.

In this comprehensive webinar, cybersecurity experts Scott Alldridge (CEO of IP Services) and Nathanael Iverson (Chief Evangelist at Zentera) present a practical roadmap for implementing Zero Trust architecture in healthcare environments.

Key Topics Covered:

The Healthcare Cybersecurity Landscape

• Real-world breach examples from 2025, including Cumberland County Hospital, Frederick Health Medical Group, and Kettering Health
• Why traditional perimeter security fails against modern threats
• The true cost of healthcare breaches and their impact on patient care

Zero Trust Fundamentals

• The seven pillars of Zero Trust: Identity, Device, Network, Application, Data, Visibility & Analytics, and Automation
• Moving beyond "trust but verify" to "never trust, always verify"
• How Zero Trust maps directly to HIPAA compliance requirements

Practical Implementation Strategies

• Micro-segmentation for legacy medical devices and OT systems
• Protecting critical assets without disrupting clinical operations
• Software-defined security that overlays existing infrastructure
• Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) for remote healthcare workers

Real Results

• Case study: Hospital reduced threats by 90% in under two months
• ROI realization in less than six months
• Improved cyber insurance posture and claims likelihood

Why This Matters Now

With new HHS cybersecurity mandates and evolving HIPAA requirements, healthcare organizations need security solutions that protect patient data while maintaining operational efficiency. This webinar provides actionable insights for CISOs, IT directors, and healthcare executives looking to strengthen their cybersecurity posture without massive infrastructure overhauls.