Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #298: Technology Resilience in Healthcare

June 02, 2025 • 00:06:36
Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #298:  Technology Resilience in Healthcare
Managing Uncertainty
Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #298: Technology Resilience in Healthcare

Jun 02 2025 | 00:06:36

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Show Notes

In this episode of the Managing Uncertainty Podcast, Bryan Strawser, principal and Chief Executive at Bryghtpath, delves into the critical issue of technology resilience in the healthcare sector. With a decade of experience working with various healthcare organizations, Bryghtpath has witnessed the impact of underinvestment in cybersecurity and infrastructure firsthand. Bryan shares insights into the escalating cyber threats and technology failures that healthcare providers face, highlighting the pressing need for a comprehensive approach to resilience. Listeners will learn about the strategic recommendations necessary to bolster technology resilience, including adopting a risk-based approach, integrating business continuity with IT disaster recovery, and …

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