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What are the security threats your organization perceives to be most urgent to mitigate? Do you have the capabilities to implement those controls? Sometimes you need to go outside and bring in a third party to help. But what do you look for when searching for a vendor? How do you build a true partnership? Finally, is there still room for innovation in the security realm? That’s a lot of questions, and we’ve got the answers! On this episode of Code Red, you’ll hear from Patrick Streck, Senior Director IT at Baystate Healthcare. Our other guest is Aaron Miri, CIO and VP Government Relations at Imprivata. Patrick and Aaron talk about the way Baystate and Imprivata work together to address security issues. This episode is about the customer/vendor relationship, specific to the security space. While these are just two of many providers and security vendors, Patrick and Aaron were kind enough to share some great tips that worked for these two organizations; perhaps these will help you as well. This Episode’s GuestsPatrick Streck, MBASenior Director, IT Baystate HealthcareLearn more about PatrickFollow Patrick on Twitter: @PatrickStreck Aaron Miri, MBAChief Information Officer Vice President, Government Relations ImprivataLearn more about AaronFollow Aaron on Twitter: @AaronMiri This Episode’s Audience AskHow does your organization partner with its cybersecurity solutions provider? Send us a voice memo from your smart phone with your thoughts. You can send them to codered@himss.org and we will play them on the air at the end of our next episode.
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Let’s accept the fact that we want to feel secure in some way, whether it is secure in our jobs, our relationships, or our personal safety and wellbeing. We want the best for our families, our business endeavors or, as in healthcare, for the other people for whom we have some degree of responsibil…
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When it comes to cybersecurity, the enemy holds many advantages. They run the timetable. They establish the rules of engagement. And in a culture that exults the bandit, the pirate, and the hacker, they find many fellow travelers in dark places, on the web and in the world. But for every bandi…
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