Healthcare, Isolation and Embracing Zero Trust
Menlo Security's Jack Miller on Responding to Dynamic Threat Shifts
The healthcare sector has been reshaped by the forces of digital transformation and virtual health. But it also has been besieged by the shifting threat landscape and the escalation of destructive ransomware attacks. What role can zero trust play? Jack Miller of Menlo Security shares insight.
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In a video interview with Information Security Media Group, Miller, head of global professional services, discusses:
- How healthcare's landscape is likely to shift further in 2022;
- Heightened risk from destructive attacks;
- Benefits of embracing internet isolation and zero trust.
For over 20 years, Miller has been at the forefront of information security. After 16 years of building and running enterprise security programs and operations as a CISO for 4 multibillion-dollar organizations, he shifted his focus to the startup world, first working as an executive in residence for a leading VC and then running security, strategy, operations, and services for multiple U.S. and European security startups. Currently, he serves as head of global professional services for Menlo Security, where he leverages his experience with enterprise deployments to build people and processes to decrease time to value and ensure a successful onboarding experience for Menlo customers. Miller has written numerous articles and blogs on information security and regularly presents at industry conferences, sharing his insights to help mold the next generation of security leaders.
