WEDI Director of Education, Michael McNutt, and Mobile Mentor Founder, Denis O’Shea, discuss the complexities of balancing security and employee experience in the Healthcare sector in this episode of The Collective Voice of Health IT Podcast.
The two explore what drives the adoption of technology in healthcare and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of employees of different generations. Additionally, Denis and Michael talk about the shift in modern work in a post-pandemic era and how it has affected healthcare data security. They also examine how healthcare groups can design their security architecture to meet the complex needs of the industry – while not interfering with employee productivity.
Denis and Michael also dive into key topics such as:
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The 5 major changes that have impacted how we work in the past 2 years- Remote work, a spike in cybercrime, the global chip shortage, onboarding remote employees, the great resignation.
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Strategies that groups have begun implementing in reaction to the changes in work behavior
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The gaps remote work has created in cyber security framework and how they can be fixed
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How and why bad actors are targeting and exploiting healthcare groups
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Findings pertaining to employee experience and security for the Endpoint Ecosystem Study in Healthcare
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Predicting the future through observing the work behaviors of Gen Z
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Gen Z’s perspective on security in juxtaposition to their perspective on privacy
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Password hygiene in the Healthcare sector
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What it takes for healthcare groups to go password-less
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Onboarding new healthcare employees with technology
