Automating Internal and External Security Intelligence at Healthcare Organizations

In just the first six months of 2022, more than 20 million healthcare records were breached, according to HIPAA Journal. Why are healthcare records targeted? Because the data is so valuable on the black market — it contains all of an individual's personally identifiable information, potentially including financial records, making it an all-in-one source.

Network servers, electronic medical records repositories, and email are the main asset locations breached when healthcare organizations are attacked. Organizations must increase their scrutiny and security of these assets, but to do so, IT and security teams must have reliable asset intelligence.

Intelligence is the data and context that help teams understand the motives, targets, and behaviors of cybersecurity threats. Investing in a strategy to collect and curate intelligence should be a necessity for every cybersecurity team. And automation is the tactic that teams employ to scale their efforts and reduce team burnout.

Join this session to learn more about:

• How to define security intelligence use cases
• Collecting and curating asset information to create asset intelligence
• Automating the collection of external data sources to create threat intelligence
• Five essential steps for automating security use cases