Mark Eggleston - CyberEd

VP, CISO and CPO, Health Partners Plans

Eggleston is vice president, CISO and chief privacy officer at Health Partners Plans, a Philadelphia-based HMO. He leads the maturation of various security technologies and privacy initiatives and manages a business continuity and disaster recovery program. Eggleston started his professional career serving as a program manager and psychotherapist at a hospital serving children and adolescents. Later, he helped develop a HIPAA privacy and security compliance program for a geographically dispersed healthcare provider organization and later at a local health plan, before moving to his current role.

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Tackling Vendor Risk Management Challenges

Phil Curran - Cooper University Health Care, Mark Eggleston - Health Partners Plans, Brian Lancaster - University of Nebraska Medical Center, Mitch Parker - Indiana University Health System, Steven W. Teppler - Mandelbaum Salsburg P.C. • •

Breaches and other cyber incidents involving business associates and other vendors can have a devastating impact. What can healthcare sector entities do to reduce and better manage those risks? Our panel of CISOs and other experts will explore: The growing risks posed by vendors Challenges involving cloud vendors...

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Cybersecurity and Patient Privacy in Healthcare: The Balancing Act

Jennings Aske - New York-Presbyterian, Steve Chabinsky - White & Case, Joshua Corman - the Atlantic Council, Mark Eggleston - Health Partners Plans, Marianne Kolbasuk McGee - HealthcareInfoSecurity, Dave Summitt - H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute • •

How do you balance privacy with data exchange among clinicians, access for patients and medical breakthroughs for researchers? This session examines whether there's a "right balance" for protecting patients' confidentiality, bolstering cybersecurity and providing individuals with access to their own health data, while...

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What's the Next Breach that No One Anticipates? From Ransomware to IoT

Vikrant Arora - Hospital for Special Surgery, Mark Eggleston - Health Partners Plans, David Houlding - Microsoft, Marianne Kolbasuk McGee - HealthcareInfoSecurity, Steven W. Teppler - Mandelbaum Salsburg P.C. • •

Ransomware has already crippled the ability of some targeted healthcare organizations to access patient records, interrupting delivery of care for days. But will the next iteration of malware attacks bring even more disruption, and perhaps have an even more devastating impact on patients? Cyberattacks involving...

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