EXECUTIVE BRIEFING

HIPAA in 2026: Why "Compliant" Isn't Enough Anymore

What Healthcare Organizations Must Prove During a Breach or Audit

Thursday, June 25, 2026
11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET

Most healthcare organizations walk into an audit or an incident believing their policies, training, and documentation are enough.

The questions start.

"What data was accessed?"
"How long was someone in your systems?"
"Can you show us exactly what happened?"

That's where their belief is shaken.

Compliance and the ability to prove compliance are not the same thing, and in 2026. regulators and investigators are asking for both.

In this 30-minute executive session, Rob Schenk, Sean Harris, and Matt Lewis will walk through how healthcare cyber risk has changed, why modern breaches often go unnoticed until significant damage is done, and what "proof" actually requires from your organization's systems and processes.

This is a conversation for healthcare leaders who carry accountability for outcomes and need clarify on what's actually changed.

Why Attend

This session addresses the challenges most healthcare leaders are navigating right now:

• Compliance documentation that checks the boxes but hasn't been tested against what investigators actually ask
• A breach or security incident with no clear way to reconstruct what happened or what was accessed
• HIPAA expectations that have shifted in ways your current program may not fully reflect yet
• Growing pressure from regulators, boards, or patients to demonstrate security readiness beyond annual compliance reviews

What You'll Learn

In this 30-minute executive briefing, Rob Schenk, Sean Harris, and Matt Lewis walk through how HIPAA compliance expectations have shifted and what that means for our organization today.

This session will cover:

• Why HIPAA expectations have moved beyond documentation, even when the law itself hasn't dramatically changed
• How modern healthcare breaches actually unfold and why they often go undetected for weeks
• Where healthcare organizations are most exposed today, including identity, email, and cloud environments
• Why many healthcare teams struggle to prove what happened after an incident
• What "proof" of compliance actually looks like in practice and how to begin evaluating where your organization stands

You'll leave with a simple framework and practical questions to quickly assess your organization's readiness and next steps.