At the University of Kansas we're trying to figure out how do you not only use the data more effectively, but how do you gain efficiency out of it? We're applying a lot of different strategies, whether it's automation or aligning our teams differently. We're also doing more of the agile methodology within our Epic environment as well.

Chris Harper, University of Kansas

The cyber E-crime syndicates are able to make so much money and take very little risk in actually being arrested or going to jail. It's a very lucrative business. And very lucrative businesses in the free market, even in the criminal world, get more money, get more investments and get people who want to be involved in cutting edge, bleeding edge high tech. And that's what a lot of the adversaries are today. They're high tech companies with CEOs and CFOs. They have bonus programs, they have employee of the month programs. Literally they have all the kinds of things that big companies have, they have all kinds of alliances with negotiators for ransom and all those things.

Drex DeFord, CrowdStrike

As CIO now and not MD, instead of slamming my head against a wall for 15 patients, I can try and fix things so that nobody has to slam their head against the wall.

Stephanie Lahr, MD, Monument Health