Health care is under constant cyberattack threat, but how prepared is the industry to fight back? The lack of resources is especially acute in rural areas. In this conversation, cybersecurity experts from the AHA and Microsoft discuss the urgent need to build a cyber-strong workforce, particularly in rural hospitals and health systems, and how methods such as re-skilling can sustain permanent cyber readiness. LISTEN NOW 

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