Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines voice communications as an underprotected attack surface in healthcare cybersecurity
- Covers vishing, AI-generated impersonation, spoofed calls, robocalls and social engineering threats
- Presents layered voice security strategies for hospitals and health systems
- Connects voice security to patient safety, patient experience and enterprise risk management
About the Webinar
Voice Security: Protecting Patients, Care Teams & Critical Communications is a one-hour webinar organized by AHA Webinars, scheduled for October 20, 2026. The session brings together experts from Mutare and the American Hospital Association to address voice-based cyber threats targeting healthcare organizations.
The Voice Threat Landscape in Healthcare
Hospitals rely on voice communications across multiple functions: coordinating patient care, supporting patients and families, operating contact centers and connecting clinicians throughout the enterprise. Despite this critical role, voice channels often receive less security attention than other digital infrastructure. Cybercriminals have recognized this gap, increasingly deploying vishing attacks, AI-generated voice impersonation, caller ID spoofing, robocalls and social engineering tactics against healthcare targets.
These attacks create multiple risks. They can disrupt patient communications, overwhelm operational teams and expose sensitive information. Voice-based attacks also increasingly serve as initial access vectors for broader cyberattacks against healthcare networks.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for healthcare security professionals, IT leaders, risk managers and operations teams responsible for protecting hospital communications infrastructure. The session addresses practical steps for strengthening voice security and frames the issue within the broader context of patient safety and enterprise security strategy.