Special report: Compliance, infosec & battling cyber threats
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Dave Lefort2021-03-02T16:54:00
LifePoint Health’s VP for Compliance Program Operations/Chief Privacy Officer Ellen Hunt and VP/CISO Andy Heins share how they work ”hand in glove” to protect their company’s data from bad actors.
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