1 Healthy Approach to Cyber Security : For data-intensive healthcare, cyber security is integral to innovation Sallie Sweeney KPMG
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.
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.
1. Sharing and Analyzing Data 4 Healthcare organizations place External bad actors seen as 2x data sharing at the top of their as threatening as internal ones list of perceived vulnerabilities 72% Sharing data with third parties External attacker 63% Internet-enabled devices Phishing-introduced malware 59% 55% not fully controlled by IT Lack of resources/budget for Third-party undetected vulnerability 52% 43% effective security programs External attackers Internal bad actor 50% 34% Undetected vulnerability in a system Employee breaches/theft 27% 31% configuration or non-IT-controlled device 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey
2. Choosing Vendors 5 Frequency of vendor assessment 14% Continuously 28% Monthly 39% Quarterly 11% Annually 11% Not certain 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey
3. Addressing medical device security 6 Collaborating with medical Security testing methods device manufacturers 71% Security hardening standards 56% A great deal 67% Vulnerability scanning or a fair 66% amount 65% Network segmentation 44% 64% Not much Software and firmware 34% Configuration management database 64% Providers Payers 48% Penetration testing 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey
4. Creating a balanced cyber security program 7 Cyber-security investments Stronger policies/controls 82% 79% Advanced technology Governance 49% 47% Managed services 41% Consulting 28% Hardware 24% Staff 2017 KPMG/Forbes Insights Cyber-Security Survey
Methodology 8 Healthcare Sector (100 executives) Life Sciences Sector (100 executives) 50 50 50 50 Payer Provider Biopharma/pharma Medical devices Title (200 executives) Annual Revenue (200 executives) 13 20 17 30 30 40 22 22 Chief Technology Officer Over $10 billion Chief Information Officer $5 billion to under $10 billion Chief Information Security Officer $2 billion to under $5 billion Chief Security Officer $500 million to under $2 billion
How KPMG can help?
10 THANK YOU! • Sallie Sweeney, Director • KPMG linkedin.com/in/sallie-sweeney-18114729
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