This workshop is designed to give your team real cybersecurity habits they can apply immediately—without technical jargon, scare tactics, or blame. The focus is on four outcomes:
Protecting patient information (PHI)
Reducing operational downtime (schedule, imaging, charting, billing)
Supporting HIPAA security expectations in plain language
Building a “security-first” culture across the entire office
Dental practices are not “too small to be a target.” Most real incidents happen because of everyday actions—clicks, passwords, and unattended workstations—so the training targets exactly those daily behaviors.
This workshop is built for the whole team, including:
It’s intentionally structured so every role can contribute to security, because cybersecurity in a clinic is a shared responsibility.
Why cybersecurity matters in dentistry?
Passwords & access control
Email & internet safety / phishing
Workstation behavior
HIPAA security essentials
Ransomware, backups & incident response
Mobile devices & remote access
Closing, Q&A + review call-to-action
Goal: Break the mindset of “we’re too small to be a target” and get staff engaged.
Many practices assume cyberattacks happen to hospitals, banks, or large corporations—not dental offices. This opener resets that belief with a calm, factual “reality check.”
Goal: Connect cybersecurity directly to daily operations, revenue, and patient care.
This module makes it real: cybersecurity isn’t “an IT problem,” it’s an operations problem. If systems go down, patient care and production stop.
Goal: Break the mindset of “we’re too small to be a target” and get staff engaged.
Many practices assume cyberattacks happen to hospitals, banks, or large corporations—not dental offices. This opener resets that belief with a calm, factual “reality check.”