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WebinarsSegmentationComplianceSeptember 16, 2026

Healthcare Segmentation: From Complexity to Confident Enforcement

Watch OHSU, Cisco, and ORDR discuss a strategic approach to healthcare segmentation, from HIPAA changes to AI-driven policy enforcement at scale.

What you'll learn

  • Why segmentation is becoming a strategic priority and how the proposed HIPAA Security Rule changes could affect future requirements
  • Lessons learned from implementing segmentation across multiple healthcare environments
  • How AI-driven intelligence can accelerate policy creation and deployment
  • Practical approaches to deploying and sustaining segmentation at scale

Featuring Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), Cisco, and ORDR

45-Minute Webinar | Recorded September 16, 2026 | Watch On-Demand

Segmentation has long been one of healthcare's most effective security controls—and one of its most difficult to implement and maintain.

Complex clinical environments, thousands of connected devices, changing workflows, and mobile medical equipment make it challenging to deploy and sustain segmentation without creating operational friction or disrupting patient care.

Join Cameron Powell of Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) for a discussion on taking a more strategic approach to healthcare segmentation. Drawing on more than a decade of cybersecurity and infrastructure experience, Cameron will share lessons learned from implementing and scaling segmentation across complex clinical environments.

Representatives from Cisco and ORDR will also discuss how integrated device intelligence, AI-driven recommendations, and policy enforcement help healthcare organizations simplify segmentation, improve operational efficiency, and reduce risk.

This resource is published by ORDR, the connected asset security company. ORDR delivers AI-powered visibility, risk assessment, and automated protection for IoT, OT, and IoMT devices across healthcare, manufacturing, government, and financial environments. Browse all resources →

Healthcare Segmentation: From Complexity to Confident Enforcement