Cybersecurity: A Critical Priority for Digital Mental Health

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Date

Live webinar air date: April 25, 2025

CE credits

1.5

Exam items

11

Description

This webinar includes an overview of multiple high-profile cyberattacks specifically targeting mental health and behavioral services involving sensitive mental health data. A key learning objective is gaining a more in-depth understanding of the potentially devastating and life altering consequences of data breaches to vulnerable people, those close to them, and many other stakeholders. In this presentation, Becky Inkster, DPhil, will also cover rapidly emerging areas, such as neurotechnology and real-time brain biofeedback, and how this critically relates to cybersecurity, mental privacy, and mental autonomy. Various recommendations will be made throughout the webinar.

Learning objectives

  • Describe the potentially devastating and life altering consequences of data breaches to vulnerable people, those close to them, and many other stakeholders.
  • Discuss the emerging context-driven connections between topics, including cybersecurity, mental health, and ethics.

Presenter

Becky Inkster, DPhil

Becky Inkster, DPhil

Inkster provides cross-sectorial guidance and leadership on mental health innovation to numerous institutions and companies that span academia, technology, human rights, mental healthcare, and government. She applies measured optimism when working across areas, including conversational AI mental health systems, neuroscience, ethics, cybersecurity, governance, as well as digital-, clinical-, and art/music-based interventions. Working in personalized and culturally sensitive ways is paramount to her work.

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