Aug 132020

Digital Health and Cyber Risk in the “New Normal”

Data Matters Contributors
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Sidley partnered with Aon’s Cyber Solutions for an exclusive webinar for life sciences organizations to address developments in digital health and cybersecurity in light of some key trends affecting the industry today.

The speakers discussed the latest in digital health and how to better understand and mitigate cyber risk, as well as protect life sciences organizations’ highly valuable and sensitive data.

View Event Materials.

Digital Health and Cyber Risk in the “New Normal from Sidley Austin LLP on Vimeo.

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