Joey Johnson - CyberEd

CISO, Premise Health

Johnson, CISO of Premise Health, Brentwood, Tenn., has more than 15 years of cybersecurity experience. Premise Health was formed as a result of the merger of Take Care Employer Solutions - a former subsidiary of Walgreen Co. - and CHS Health Services. Johnson formerly served as chief security officer for the U.S. Department of Commerce - Office of Computer Services, and held various security and network architecture roles leading the design and implementation of complex enterprise networks for airports, hospitals, universities and federal agencies.

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The Modern Business of Security in Healthcare

Joey Johnson - Premise Health, Mitch Parker - Indiana University Health System • •

This year's pandemic accelerated digital transformation throughout the business world, particularly the healthcare sector. Security leaders and their teams have had to support rapidly changing infrastructures and expanding attack surfaces, as well as introduce new technologies across the healthcare supply chain. But...

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Responding (And Hopefully) Recovering From a Breach: An Action Plan

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Cris Ewell - UW Medicine, Joey Johnson - Premise Health • •

The key to effective breach recovery is developing an action plan in advance. And such a plan is virtually worthless unless it's thoroughly tested. Unfortunately, far too few healthcare organizations have devoted enough time and resources to these important tasks. This panel of thought leaders in the health...

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Vendor and Partner Management - Delivering Services While Managing Security, Risk and Compliance - A Collaborative Case Study

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Joey Johnson - Premise Health, Lee Penn - PDHI, Jared Rice - Wellness Corporate Solutions, Lisa Shaner - Cummins Engine Inc. • •

TThe secure sharing of information throughout the fragmented health service provider ecosystem presents a significant challenge. The multitude of relationships and interactions each present a requirement for effective security, risk and compliance management. The current mechanism for managing these requirements is a...

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Developing a Comprehensive Security Program and Creating a "Culture of Security"

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Cris Ewell - UW Medicine, Alexander Hughes - Kaiser Permanente, Joey Johnson - Premise Health • •

Typically the traditional Healthcare Information "culture" has not been managed or even significantly influenced by centralized IT or InfoSec personnel. The current environment can be heavily fragmented into various functional and geographic groups, each with very different governance programs and priorities which...

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