Cybercriminals are ramping up attacks on health care systems throughout the United States, with a majority of these crimes originating from international, state-sponsored actors. In this conversation, John Riggi, AHA national advisor for cybersecurity and risk, talks with Oliver E. Rich, Jr., assistant director of the FBI’s International Operations Division, about the unique ways the bureau operates across the globe and the essential role that diplomacy and cooperation play in making sure America's essential services are safe and secure. LISTEN NOW

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