Quarterly Threat Insights – Q2 2026

Webinar Recording from July 22, 2026
The health sector’s cyber and physical security landscape is rapidly evolving, and staying ahead of emerging threats is critical. This insightful inaugural session of the Quarterly Threat Insights provides updates and expert analysis to help the health sector remain informed and prepared.
Health ISAC’s Quarterly Threat Insights webinar provides a current snapshot of cyber and physical threats facing the health sector.
Topics Covered:
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Monthly Cyber Threat Level
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Mitigating AI Server and MCP Exposures in the Health Sector
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Cybersecurity Meets Patient Safety and the Reality of Legacy Medical IoT
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Geopolitical tensions: Emerging Threat Trends in the APAC and LATAM regions
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Physical security update: Safeguarding your personnel and facilities in an unpredictable climate.
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Legal & regulatory update: U.S. Administration Critical Infrastructure Security & Resiliency Policy Update
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Monthly Awareness / Significant global dates
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Health-ISAC 2026 Quarterly Insights – Q2
Resources mentioned in the webinar:
Health-ISAC 2026 CISO Benchmarking Report Read More
Q2 Health Sector Heartbeat Read More
Frontier AI in the Health Sector: Managing Supply Chain and AI Risk Read More
Save-the-Date for the next Quarterly Threat Insights – Wednesday, October 21, 2026, from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
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