AHA can help hospitals and health systems prepare for and mitigate cyber threats with John Riggi, a recognized expert, as a powerful resource.
Cybersecurity & Risk Advisory
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Preventing and Responding to Cyberthreats and Risk
Cyberattacks and physical risk vulnerabilities and intrusions pose risks for every hospital. Your organization can prepare for and manage such risks by viewing them not as a novel issue but rather part of your existing governance, risk management and business continuity framework. Keep in mind, the approaches you adopt needs to be flexible and resilient to address threats that are likely to be constantly evolving and multi-pronged.
The AHA’s John Riggi, National Advisor for Cybersecurity & Risk, and Scott Gee, Deputy National Advisor for Cybersecurity & Risk, provide a variety of cybersecurity and risk offerings to advise and assist our members.
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AHA Preferred Cybersecurity & Risk Provider Program
The nation’s hospitals and health systems are facing many challenges in their efforts to provide quality patient care and maintain business operations. Cyberattacks and physical threats are two of these critical challenges that are at the forefront for health care leaders.
To help its members address these rising threats, the AHA has established a Preferred Cybersecurity & Risk Provider Program. The goal: to identify trusted providers with vetted services that can help hospitals and health systems protect their patients and operations from cyberattacks and physical threats.
Cybersecurity Insights
Latest developments within cybersecurity to advise and assist the health care field in mitigating the many cyber and physical risks it faces.
About John Riggi
John Riggi, a highly decorated 30-year veteran of the FBI, serves as national advisor for cybersecurity and risk for the American Hospital Association (AHA) and its 5,000-plus member hospitals. In this role, Mr. Riggi leverages his distinctive experience at the FBI and CIA in the investigation and disruption of cyberthreats, international organized crime and terrorist organizations to provide trusted advisory services for the leadership of hospitals and health systems across the nation. His trusted access to hospital leadership enhances his perspective and ability to provide uniquely informed risk-advisory services.
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Cybersecurity Advocacy, Thought Leadership & News
Learn AHA policy views, get federal updates and gain strategic cyber guidance and insight.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
View available Cyber Threat Intelligence reports, including FBI and TLP-White reports.
AHA Preferred Cybersecurity & Risk Provider Program
View trusted providers with vetted services to help protect patients and operations from cyberattacks and physical threats.
Cybersecurity Incident Preparedness and Response
View cybersecurity incident preparedness and response resources from the AHA
AHA Cyber & Risk Intel
Read the latest AHA Cyber & Risk Intel blog featuring valuable cybersecurity insight and knowledge from John Riggi.
Cybersecurity and Risk Advisory Services
Learn about AHA cybersecurity resources and services to assist the health care field in mitigating the cyber and physical risks it faces.
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