Cyber Resilience for Healthcare Practices

Cyber Resilience for Healthcare Practices – Part 1
Cyber security is no longer just an IT responsibility, it is an essential part of patient safety, business continuity and professional practice

In this practical two-part webinar series, healthcare professionals will learn how to identify the risks most likely to affect their practice, implement simple controls that significantly reduce cyber risk, and respond effectively when an incident occurs.
Part 1: Preparing for Cyber Resilience before an Incident
Most cyber incidents in healthcare take advantage of simple gaps rather than sophisticated technology, which means meaningful improvements are well within reach of any practice.

This session helps practitioners understand where their real risks sit and focus on the changes that deliver the biggest gains, covering the common ways practices are compromised, the core controls every practice should have in place, how to recognise scams and suspicious messages, practical steps to secure systems and accounts, and how to use new technologies safely while protecting patient information.

Participants leave with a clear picture of their current position and a practical checklist they can apply straight away
Register now to secure your spot!
This is Part 1 of a two-part series. You can also register separately for Part 2: Responding Confidently to a Cyber Incident, held on 10 November here: https://responsding-confidently-to-a-cyber-incident.eventbrite.com.au
Please Note: Given the frequency of updates and changes, the materials may become outdated and should not be relied upon long term.
Slides & Workshop Resources will be available to access for three (3) months only.
Recordings will be available to access for 30 days only.
Presenters:
Andrew Broglio is a Melbourne-based cyber security and IT leader with over two decades of experience across critical infrastructure, government, and corporate sectors. Known for a calm, collaborative style, he mentors teams through transformation and translates complex technical risk into clear board-level reporting.
Andrew is Practice Lead at Solstas, overseeing MSP delivery and guiding cyber security strategy and roadmap development for clients. He is also the creator of DTVSS, a medical device vulnerability scoring system, reflecting a long-standing interest in healthcare security dating to his early career at CSL Ltd.
Previously, he was Executive Manager - Technology at Myli, and held roles including Cyber Security Specialist at ASIC and IT Manager at Johns Lyng Group (ASX:JLG), leading Essential Eight uplift and infrastructure programmes.
He holds a Master of Cyber Security (Adelaide) and is pursuing Certified Ethical Hacker certification. Outside work, Andrew is a qualified carpenter who enjoys renovating period homes.
Dr April Armstrong is a UWA Graduate of 2008 and completed the six-year undergraduate program as a mature age student and single parent to three daughters. During her student years she provided mentorship to the newly developed post-graduate program, was employed by UWA as a tutor and lab demonstrator and worked as volunteer at the bariatric outpatient’s clinic at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, as well as aiding with fundraising for the Cancer Support program established by Haematologist Dr David Joske. She was nominated for the WA intern of the year in 2009. In 2010 after completing internship, she relocated to Adelaide to complete DRANZCOG training and undertake GP training in Clare. In 2013 she returned to WA moving to Kalgoorlie and opening Collins Street Surgery for which she won the WA Telstra Businesswomen of the year 2015 in the start-up category. This was the catalyst for starting financial literacy education for health professionals.
In 2015 the Business for Doctors group was established to assist Doctors better understand business and finances, and provide them with a means to financial security, this group has grown to support over 50,000 Doctors and 20,000 other health professionals and practice owners in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. April is passionate about the Business of Medicine, ensuring that excellence in patient care is the key outcome of all business decisions. She has published five versions of her MBS Education for General Practice which provides Doctors with compliance and coding education. April has co-authored and edited the book ‘Financial Literacy for Health Professionals which has gathered industry experts’ opinions. She supports and mentors students from the John Flynn Scholarship program and is an advocate for international medical graduates and simplifying their pathway to engagement in the Australian health care system.
April is the Founder and Director of Business for Doctors, BFD Education, BFD Imports, Grow Medical Group, and joint director and owner of BFD Finance.

For more information, contact Business for Doctors at vivienne@businessfordoctors.com.