Your practice is valued by the patients you have and the data you've built over the years. The ability to do your job well and get paid for it is based on your access to that data, from your patient images and treatment plans, to insurance and financial information. That data is worth millions to you, but is also worth millions to hackers looking to do harm and make an easy pay day. It must be backed up, yet readily available. Learn how to protect against the most common forms of data loss: ransomware, fraud, hardware failure and theft. These tips and tricks could save your practice

Course Description

• Data protection options and trade offs

• Relevant security for your practice

• Resources needed and average costs to protect and maintain your data

Tasha Dickinson

Tasha Dickinson is founder and chief technologist of Siligent. She has completed and installed multiple IT infrastructure projects for dentists across the US including consulting on cybersecurity, computer architecture, new practice builds and data protection. She has also worked as a product manager for a leading industrial hardware company, where she gained a unique perspective for developing and designing hardware systems. She evaluated and tested industrial products, gaining a thorough understanding of hardware longevity, security and standards. Over the years she has also worked as a management consultant for Massachusetts General Hospital, optimizing workflow and helping increase access to patient care, and in a supply chain and engineering management role, as well as starting her own non-profit.