Building management systems, HVAC, access control, and connected medical equipment have made healthcare facilities smarter and more efficient. They have also created new questions about cybersecurity and responsibility, especially when security is added after the fact or AI tools are deployed without clear governance.

Join healthcare, facilities, and legal perspectives as they explore who carries the risk when connected systems fail or AI produces inaccurate results. Gain practical steps for building governance, security, and accountability into capital projects from the start.

Learning Objectives:
1. Identify cybersecurity risks in connected building systems and equipment.
2. Define roles and responsibilities for risk ownership across departments.
3. Analyze the legal landscape surrounding AI liability in healthcare.
4. Outline governance steps for deploying new technology safely in capital projects.