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About the presenters
T.J. Ramsey
Senior Director, Threat Operations
Fortified Health Security
T.J. Ramsey is a seasoned IT security professional with more than 18 years of experience in healthcare and defense intelligence. He served as a U.S. Army Military Intelligence Analyst for the Department of Defense and held security roles at Obsidian Solutions Group and SAIC/Leidos. T.J. has shared his cybersecurity expertise in publications such as TechTarget and Chief Healthcare Executive, and has presented at industry events, including Health Connect Partners (HCP), CHIME, and THIMA.
Michael Buono
Senior Product Manager, Threat Services
Fortified Health Security
Tamra is an accomplished CISO with more than 25 years in information security, compliance, regulatory risk, strategy, innovation, and technology transformation. For the past 8 years, she’s specialized in healthcare cybersecurity and building risk-based medical device information security programs.